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the children at 23 pounds. is auled in a wagon by his sis- ters. Mary Magdalene 'Mag- giet. Mary Catherine (Cathy). Mary Ann and . , Mar- garet rMargie). left to right.

The famed Fischer quintu- plets are a he althy. play- ful group following a recent first birthday party at their Aberdeen. SD. home. James Andrew (Andy), heaviest of

Consultant Conducts Reading Clinic For Kensinglon Area I

’ KENSINGTON - Mrs. Mac- each. Cannel, reading consultant from findings.

FISCHER QUINTS A YEAR OLD

The quintuplets. born Sept. 14.

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1963. are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fischer. (Copyright, The Curtis Pub-

lishing (70., via AP Wirephoto.) ' In the afternoon Mrs. MacCan-g answered and discussed. at the National Employment Ofv questions arising from the mor- t fice here. ning's buzz groups.

At the noon hour the R oy alted by a committee of the Char-

lSlAND NEWS Plot

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Sept. 22, 1964.

Student Counselling

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ranged for by Gordon Bennett. registrar of Prince of Wales College; meals for out-on‘vtown students are being provided at,I Montgomery Hall, through thei co-operation of Malcolm Mac- Kenzie, Deputy Minister of Edi- cation; transportation for out-

The Charlottetown office of the National Employment Ser- vice. in co-operation with the Dept. of Education and the Char- lottetown Rotary Club, is work- ing out details of a Career Counselling Program for Grades XI and XII students in Queens and Kings counties.

The program. whereby stu- dents are counsel] in their c'ioice of 25 occupations, is to be held at Prince of Wales Col- lege. Nov. 6. Approximately 800 students from Souris. Morell, Stella Maris, Central Queens and Englewood Regional High Schools. as well as Grade

the control of the principals of1 the participating schools.

Frank B. Ashmole and Clif- ford Orford, special services of- ficers with the National Em- ployment office at Charlotte-

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and X11 students from Prince of 'Wales College, Notre Dame Ac- ademy and St. Dunstan's are to attend. it was announced

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l Counsellors are being select-

the Ginn Company was guest speaker at a reading clinic at1 School on Thursday. attended by 1 teachers of the Elementary schools of the area.

She addressed the teachers on the philosophy of reading an said it was important for the child to recognize a word. to comprehend it. to interpret it and to be able to use it. e speaker recommended drama-. tization as an excellent field of expression. and stressed the im- portance of giving the children the opportunity to think out the answers to questions.

She also outlined the methods of following teachers guide books it work books and guide books are used in conjunction with Ginn readers.

Demonstrations were from grade 5 guide books. The meet-I tag was broken up into buzz.

groups and the secretary of

Vehicle Theft Case Adjourned 1

Joseph Sonier of Summer- slde. charged with stealing a motor vehicle from D. Alex MacDonald Motors had his case adjourned to Sept. 23. He ap- peared in town police court, Summerside before Magistrate RS. Hinton.

Also adjourned to Sept. 23

Adagio

Bowling. Badminton. B

Calisthenics (Men and ivin

Evening & day classes

Family Swims

Gymnastics

Individual Swims

Junior Hi-Y Clubs

Keep Fit Classes

Mixed Swims

Iii-Y Club, Highland Dancing

Life Saving. Leaders Corps

askctball Open SWlmS Women)

aQua Sports (all ages) Recreational Dances

S.W.A. P. Basketball rts Underwater Club

Team Spo Volleyball

Weight training Kira—special events

Y’s Men s & Menettes Zynchronized Swimming

.Canadian Legion Auxiliary ca-llottetown Rotary Club, {marred later reported the group's . tered to the teachers at the Le-3 byd ilViliiam Smith: aliailtol‘lumI ‘gion Home. Ian ec ure rooms are m; ar-. Tasty Lunches

Charlottetown Y. M. C. II.

Presents Its

. Full 8. Winter Program

A Complete Recreation Program For The Whole Family From A-Z

Noontime Men's Swim

Ping-Pong, Phiats I

Fall and Winter Classes Start Week of Monday, September 2151

Full Course Meals Take-out Orders

Opens 8 am. to 11 p.m_ Open Saturdays to 12:30 am.

Phone 838-2127

of.town students will be under. Q

town are coordinating lie pro- gram.

)tiier arrangements are be- lrg planned by the National Ern- rtoyment Office for Career Coun- selling of students at Charlotte- town and Montague Reﬂonal High Schools. These plans will be announced later. Mr. Chev- erie advised.

Pleads Not Guilty In Traffic Case

Appearing in Queens County Magistrates Court yesterday on a charge of failing to stop at the scene of an accident, Lorne Boyce Martin. Charlottetown,

pleaded not guilty and had his 1.:

case adjourned to Sept. 20. by Magistrate James B. Johnson. C.

Four charges of illegal pos-

session of liquor brought three

fines of $20 and cost days. jcurned to Sept. 28.

Fred William lilacEwon. at

A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE. when you Shop locally. Your community merchant knows you. he takes a personal interest In your tastes. often he will order special merchandise for you. get scorco items. perform many little services which mean u lot in shopping convenience. Those helpful gestures cannot be purchas- ed. they are a port of a friendly Spirit that abounds in your home

Montague P-E-I- community. Shop with your local business concerns first.

Mot-id), pleaded not guilty

to a charge of impaired driving

andhadhlscnsesdlournod't Oct.5

James Francis Garland plea- ded not guilty to a charge of as- unit and had his case adjourn- ed to Oct. 5.

Carl . Kenneth Rohlch a II d , Belle River, was remanded for sentence until Sept. 25. when he pleaded guilty to a charge oi break entry and theft.

There was two cases of causing a disturbance In a public place Blair Bernard Gallant. North Rustlco. pleaded guilty and was $25. and costs or '5

Donald La

days. wrence Burke, Covehcsd. pleaded not guilty 0azitdsluni his case adjourned to

Confederation

Centre

SATURDAY MORNING ART CLASSES

Art classes commencing Saturday 10th ober will he held at Confederation Art Gallery for children in the following age groups:

80 The fourth case was ad-

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DISTRICT BUSINESS REVIEW

Roy L. Machon

Home Heat Service A complete plumbing and Heating Service. Commercial and residential

Custom Backhoclng Phone 838-2219 Montague

ing for the Phone 367-3432

BAGNALL’S MILLS LTD.

Phone 15 Hunter River Miller and Lumber Dealer Sash and Door Work

Special prices on Shingles and Fibre Glass Insulation.

SHOP THE MODRERN WAY

G. L. MacKENZIE INC GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Quality Groceries at Reasonable Price!

AT D

Entire Family

Hardware and Paints

Remington

MACWILLIAMS

Service Station White Rose Gas e Oil Products Minor Repairs Open 7:30 to 10 p.111.

North River

BOSWELL’S IRVING SERVICE STATION Minor Repairs & Tune-ups Tires - Batteries - Accessories Open 7 can. to 10 pm. daily 2-8102 ' Mount Albion

was the. case of Westman Yeo. ‘ Summerside, charged with ut- tering a forged document.

One accused on a drunk charge was fined $20 and costs or five days.

CORPS VOLUNTEERS

There are more than 10.000 U.S. Peace Corps volunteers in 46 countries around the world.

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L NORTH RIVER

TI-IEIR BRAWLS MAKE MILITARY? HISTORY .. .THEY TAKE THE PEACE-

Association

For further information phone or contact Charlottetown Young Men's Christian

Corner Prince and Eusl-on - Dial 4-3425

Where Services

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SOUTHPORT ESSO SERVICE

NORRIS SCOTT. LESSESS

Open 7 days each week. Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Tu Across the Causeway

Is a Pleasuro

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MALLARD'S Plumbing and Heating Installation and Repairs

Com etc | Residential I

Industrmlal Phone 100

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For The Finest in

Sourls

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Woldron Dingwcll Your White Rose Bulk Dealer For Sourls and District Phone 168 Sourll, Pl].

Order Your Combination Aluminum Doors and Windows

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loath and Counter Service Open I up. to 11 pan. Weakest open until 1 mm.

Phone 207-4620 Ind-m Pm

LESTER LINKLETTER

SUPPORT THESE MERCHANTS

BY BUYING IocAIIY '

ALUMINUM . SALES

Aluminum Doors, Al- _

uminum Windows, Awn- What-

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ings, anyone? ever your needs, tact or make arrange- ments with Lester Link- agent for Air Shade Aluminium Lim- ited, 315 Central St., Summerside.

letter,

Operating the busi- ness since it first open- ed ln 1951, Mr. Link- letter and his well qualified seven assis- tants, one of whom has been with him since

starting. specialize in

Aluminum Doors, Win- ; down and Awnings. They .

are especially designed for Prince Edward Is- land climate conditions.

In recognition of suc-

cess, Mr. Llnkletter and t m

his staff have distri- buted their products over the greater part of Prince Edward Is- land enveloping Prince. ' Kings and Queens Counties.

Aside from the reg- ular line of selling, Mr. Linkletter and staff per- form siding, roofing' and general repair work to meet the needs of customers.

Mr. Llnkletter ls mar- ried to the former Verne Miller of Ellonllo and» the" have three shil- ' dron, all boys.

. MocLEOD & GREENE INTERNATIONAL RARVES‘I‘ER MACHINERY

WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBING & HEATING Ollie: Phones P ....... » m- *

TRANS CANADA SRVICE STATION (ART HOWARD, PROP.) SHELL GAS and on. PRODUCTS Ice — Diesel Fuel — Towing Service Open 7:8 mm, to 10:30 pm.

Phone 894-75“

Cornwall

CRAPAUD Harold L. Matthews CREAMERY GOODYEAR TIRE A Couple“ Tire Service

For Cars. Trucks & Tractors Summersldo

JOHNSTON E’S FUELS LTD.

Texaco Distributor

BELLE’S SHOPPE

For the finest ln ladles' wear I reason-Me prlee'

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