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ﬁttiﬂtiardian.NEIiarertctown'. .\Ion. March 9, 1964. 5

Montague leathers Discuss Consolidation ;

MONTAGUE President ofipic of "t‘ o n s o l i d at i o it of tlte Montague local of the Prince :Scltotiis”. was held with panel Edward Island Teachers I-‘eder i‘mi’mhi‘l‘e- “W's "“rl‘mﬂl ellet‘l“

altim. Albert FoEarty. said u :tnientleni of schools: “iiii't‘n _ . _ iMacImnalrl. parent, and rural

was fitting that a teachers \vork Edwin“ hoard nlpml)(\r‘ Mm shop be held during Education ilna Hickox. teacher at \lou.a Week. but expressed his disap- ‘EUI‘ FTli‘mf‘lllv'irl' Si'hftOll Mrs-i iSian Burke. teacher at ‘arc'i

pointment that no teachers from Ithe Montague local were select ed for any Education Week pm- The palm] (“5.11.801 “he fH(._ grams. .tors wltictt m he a top notch

t Mr. Fogal‘i." madeI "1959 “3- ‘school. and what consolidation . l

igan. llarold Hynes. superintend- ent oi" schools

marks in his opening address teiof schools would a V the workshop held last week atiihough they thought it would be '

‘ ' r L . th e Montague Elementarv several vears before it t o o k 0,. . .r . . _ , . , - A .. ml" l’"."“‘““ amid)“ Jim" Emlel'Bh's' “f "l? ‘ Sl'hm‘i iplace. it would be a tremendous ’ own ":11 a 3) H of French trench department at .\Ic(‘.iii . The president aISo appointedlbenetit to students. . "’ (duh today and The wnvwsny m Momrmy Shmvn < seven-at committees wt ici n.1 ;.. :.i' ll‘t‘ of French (‘anada as above chatting prior to the iehtded: question box. Mrs. Rus-lLOSS 0F IDENTITY

lecturers are left to right Itev. Dr. Francis Boizt-r. Yttr. Ethier- Blais. attd \Iichucl iiciiiiosscy, I‘t‘L'istrttr at St. Dunstau's.

lam through its literature and I, my". were tlte titles of I, utiks, given last night at v iinttsian‘s University by

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Aspirations Outlined i

li'reitcht‘ittiadians arc'tmpeius ill I‘rcnt-ti ('.tnatta; n : lite present moment IS t‘clicious way of life bit it on hit

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aw ' ~ .~ i-zi ttg: security atid w'eil‘dicval philosophy is being reject it. ~, 'liutii‘t‘. :t sense of parti- eri and replaced by social Catho-

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r. ‘i‘:ilitill.” said .lcan ch~ rh' The place of the clergy in \ ‘i‘i night at St Unit» our lllt‘ is being transformed by i.. in \ersiiv auditorium the clergy itself French Can” it i ‘t‘I'-lll:ll~'. of the l"l'(‘ni'n dian priests are quickly aban- d. youth of \Ict‘xill I'ntvei dotting ihe‘r paternalistic ati.

;: .\ speaking in the annuai iudcs towards th‘ French (‘aua- 1. :u — 'I"l‘> sponsored by SIIU. than people. and more and more II t ‘ilil talk will be tonight tend to deal only with I‘t‘lllitlil: ' ,v . matters. in the national lite.

\ .1 that he was quoting lc‘ Httr Frown character is v~ of ti‘: from Professor be e i it g asserted not only in o 'i on of Lava . \Ir Eititct 'schoois bttt iii the governiitcttt o It ~ woke on each. elaborai iig the Province of Quebec itself. it: i ilizti French-Canadians idi .\ttd most important. we it i Liavc been ilLtt‘eatcd are losing our economic and po- t‘ ( ieiztttott liitctl iii‘cruirriy complexes and

l . .v of whether or “(it are realizing tliai we are live ~‘- ‘. ‘vt‘ been ill-treated is not million cur/ens and can. if out". i» What is important is when we want to. take our his '* ' ':.~- ice' 'iicy have beeti. Ioi‘y ill our own hands"

a '1 '~ case the feeling be IN i980 t 1‘ r .tt i lll(\ want ic- In speaking of the future. .\lt J ‘ V“lt'li".’tli) to he l‘lillif‘l'ellltlls said: "What \\'lll i v ' inns in Canada iliappui when. for t‘Xitltl.;ii'. ‘ _' iii ior'tal aek ‘French-(‘anadians in 19.00. real- ' ' “to French Canadian. 7e that they represent but 2n i‘ "r said' “It's probii-ttt per cent of Fanada's total pill‘ll‘ ' .tied bot-misc he has latioti :irrl 8."- per cent of tit ' ‘tt tor his identitv on bec's" This is in 16 years time? i against a maturity .\tid when thcv. at the s a me : inputtk'ng t'anatiians. time. realt7e that, outside of : inst a minority oi Quebec. they are still considet‘ l i "‘tlll‘flIlS. the elite. wttu ed as not quite first-class citi- li *' fclt it their duty to runs" p ‘ ' :li r~'ir‘scnt I-‘rcncii "These times will be crucial. l * "term" so much as because then will I’renchi‘ana it (It‘ll represent iiiiiy ti .tns as a nation become pati-

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In my.-.\4\,»mg mp qumimn: ‘ \axmis 'i‘iicu will Violence in . .._ ..{._ mm?” M 4:” show what violence (an be L'n tr '; l :. ~ ,- (inlpd- ~-w(a d”, less French Canadians feel tout t. W! “T. a”. [:th M the rest of Canada is animated. c ,... “'4. .m, “ouch not be; in political matters by such a r. ‘ . lsmmp hm hwmlsp m ; feeling for justice that. even ll noun-4., :n “m” m I.emmnlthiy \\ ere only one per cent. it ., m”. “Films “v0 ‘1“, they would be treated as the i . ;. WNW“, "f m”. pasl‘ we constitution says they should. e to remain French in the the figlii w'ittch has tust begun it'twi vii mill for mu {nymph positively. 'vili it."

l c weaker went on: We ww‘ﬂ'mm_m_—vw 7 v E» a' 'xif‘ioiw. and the slogan 0 "' French language is h t 2 ii .iii oi the Catholic failli' is I I v -»‘ii to bc trite bv ma n '

Iii :ne trend among Frenctyi- ~t’ :ot votith points to ttt' .

at ' that this slogan is hein. re lewd. and that French-(fana-

ti . ' ~ now think in ms of:

"i iaiiioiic (‘hurch is thej A most l'f‘l‘lpII'OSJVe service

1 lit'ii o the French ian- was witnessed on the First

' So that the present evo-;Surdriv in Lent when parents w'i in French Canada is lo—‘aud friends of Boy Scotti and m i-otlsit’if‘l‘inﬂ the (‘htirch a: Girl (litide troops from to . {_

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. ‘ 'ivrnmcni of national anu‘ York. .‘liil's‘lltilcld and Diuistaf “l"i"'il progress. instead of aa'nagc districts united to €010- ‘xv' .' ill itself.” 'hraic the beginning of ‘y “III-.IlI-I IIEADING ‘St'tlllt and World Brotherhood lie speaker then took tip tilcitl‘eeks in Central United Church. 'tlr'froiis: ‘\\'h ' Rev. Lacey of York 1" ' He said: "We are Mines.» pa~toral charge conducted the

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[OCAL BRIEFS

III‘II.I('OPTER HERE

wws-itip following tlte rccepticn of colours by the color bearer. I The responsive reading was ‘loﬂ by Ken Slots/tin. The Old Testament. leﬁon was read by Alex MacBeath with Keir Ves- sey giving the New Testament lesson.

The offering was dedicated to the use of the Canadian Bible Society; the i e col- .Iectors we're Jaimie Baliem. iGary Boswail. slams: Iacey and Wayne Vesscy of the this Sixet‘s.

‘ Followup: the Scout. ('ub and iBrmvnie groups re-affimiaiion

his. twin rotor. Vertol lI-iof thnir promises tespectively. ll ‘ic.ttopter from 103 Scai‘cttinnd the singing the Boy “will” Squadron. RCAFlScout hyniti. Hugh Loww of 6p“ "‘ ('l'l‘Pnll'Ofd. N-S. SlQD-lSt. Cclumiba‘s Presbyteiian u (“or how r” (“0] “" “Si(.‘hurch delivered the sermon, I'M-m “w “Killian” lsmnds'. 'he music for the service “’ 'li‘lii‘optcr is going tip there

t\‘~itt1d‘ . was under the direction of the t t.‘ duty in case of any 4 (mum JIM”, Chm], hm”.

fit-li‘uiwnlm "isms mm M tM‘VIiss Ruth Ilacev it "In | H ‘ ' ’ 'I‘tie ushers were Stewart and I Ttmlvmxs FIYNERAI‘ __ TM 3 David hiaeCaIlum. .1” l‘ " l' 3 l tor Mrs. Margaret "WNW—W 'S'” “— wittpkitis took place Saturday n l" the Henncsscy Futieralt2 "lt‘ in Si Dilnsitm's Basillt‘d it‘mnmnt‘d from p";

tr it ‘ "Will'em lIigh \Ittss wash}.th and this touched off the

1'" ' ii tied by Rt Rev. John Sul- searches. gll“ iwv. l‘.l.. ("ass was pre-‘ The transport df’t‘m‘lmmll l" l ‘lti‘ sanctuary. Pallhi‘ar- ytoncton said unday had

\‘lv if . Lesiei O‘Donnell. \giliahc, Augustus l)O\Vl!ng.i “We I‘urdie. Gordon Upstotie the number of men taken to the | t‘ltlS (Itirraghcr. Internit ntiiee and brought back Tlte "‘ a place in the Catholic cente- planes will be ordered to report "F" lilicrc service was conduct~ whenever they land. “by Rev. John Cash. i ‘This should prevent any

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llilyisent men to the islands to eti- force regulations on flight plans.

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B f C {sell Keith: resolutions. Robert It was felt that it would not .Stead; Mm Donald Munro and come about without difficulties Tl , , - , _ . e i Raymmlll Rll'i‘: Press. Evelyn‘ S'wh as. public reaction ‘9 m" batigutflnti‘fui‘lie {(illtlllt‘:al:l'imﬁlf‘ofltl: 31:31:;tmini???“:lfifi‘ci‘t-ilvii: . "IacLure and Mrs. Eisie Wu; .1055 of identity of rural dlSiI‘lf‘la - . . ' .' . ' ,. ‘ . , ‘ . . of the hilt Charlottetown troop Costello. scotiimastet of the appearing befote Acting llag- ,er . 1h land the effect of the Constilldib‘ ' Nth Gerald PM,” QC my wor.. H. In 1 l4 Md; 1 and pack was held last night lsi Parkdale troop: Rev (cm-police 0mm Smln.{im. m'm.n_l “1‘4 Fogarty El!“ menllmwd m“ on '9 Gatling ‘ 3" at th (‘ommtinity Centre. Francis Maloncy (SR. guest hm; Frodmiok G Bun“ 2° G‘mfitthe favorable comments maoei Moderator of the panel. Jere Shown above are D: Pan speaker. and Brother \lbert mn gm,“ (.h.m.'m,d “lim'dnnikn in a recent federation newsletwmiah Pineau summarized the (,Tiidtnore. provincial eomnnis~ CSSR. Dr. (‘tidmore present.

en driving. was remanded unti “(if mid imrmuced the ﬁrm [0-idismssinn’ March 14th. Ho was rptmgp on P" "f "‘9 “'“rkfh‘m- me upgrad'] The proposed cultural centet hail set at 5130. mg nf teachers. licenses" ifor the teachers of the local was James lionzui‘liio Kcnsington ' Th? in"? mm" methOds or. up' ‘d i s c u S s e d and Mr. Fugue- Road. gram“ “Hinges were ouum“'dity briefly reviewed the progl‘CSa condt a5' “"9590” 9"“ “MS” imade so far in obtaining a grant dm‘" "'ng ‘3'!“ “mini” mum" atiio setup such a center. It was Allan Ken-th Sm'tl East l““""””"‘5- ’T‘gm 90"”95 aiifelt that the board of governors ‘Ntritiiague Regional High School. Slmuld be again approached on

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1 t. Royal'v was fill”.’l Sit and costs or m days {m- ward.“ achch who were alreaoyilho ma

Georgetown Legion Planning To Attend Zone Rally Tonight;

GlCOIlGI-I'I‘flVl'N »— The Royal‘new’ building. if and when buttt.-, Canadian Legion zone rally tojmany have expressed a prefer .be held iii Sotir‘s. tonight will beience for a site just back of the iatieuded by several members of, War Memorial on Kcnt Streetf

charged with disorderly let had the chat‘Ee with- n

One man was fined $20 and lﬂklnil “1°59 COUTS‘Is commem‘i q d. (a _ l. i (.nsis t't’ no days for posses—ion ed on their value and gave their‘ ‘ "m “WSW” Y's _a.°°;Genrgt‘io\vn Branch. '.\'o. 16 af-i This location would have the ef. KIOSK!!de 0" the proposal r(ig'rl‘l‘l‘tter arrangements were made at‘fect of improving iantist-ap it. .

of liquor in a place other titan opinions of the benefits. . . . . "is resulcncc. and another was I said that it was a hard way to armmal 1C8 “"- m be .lm'“ Inlthe regular meeting held recent. and the general appearance ul tried a similar amount when he obtain credits but that the cott:‘- “(mm-Eu“ am the DOSS‘l’li'l-I" 0fily at Georgetown. Kent Square and the necessary pit'a'lerl 'ztii'iy to 1'1" c'i'trgc o s were of a vantage to 'e‘a lie“ rink in Elim- “89‘101‘51 Discussion ensued on the mat parking space needed would or bring d'ttnk .'i-“.’l incapable. taking them. Open discusston‘vmcm SUPP“ 0f hmh proleds‘ ‘ter of the proposed new Legion available just across Kent Street :\ mi‘l‘ll'l-“l lil‘it‘ltl L'lllllY M‘followed these reports. M _ H‘Tkm‘ Closed 0‘“ . [he‘llall and a volunteer group of- and now used for parking SDEICL‘ SW») at red ligi . meeting- “'”h a demmmmmm Dflf rm to approach a trust or loan for the Georgetown High Sciiot» was fined $5 and costs or two SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION phonics, by the use of records mnmramm m asmrtam whaliand the rink-r :‘3'5- A panel discussmn for the m’ and "harts' steps might be taken and what? Since other public buildingth '7 Sipghl aspects might be entered such as the Court House, Townl Iintn, in the. matter of an inittal.Hall. school. rink and the “as borrowing of an approxtmatuionic Hall are all located in the

anadian Intercollegiate of Debating FinalsHere Tues

Alec Arsenault. Gor-iihe proposed location It .. “avers. Harry Yorston and tin the War Memorial is thought l\\'..l. Fitzgerald. The treasurcr‘s 3 to he an ldPal one.

'i‘eport was presented by 'I‘ent-l It was reported by the presi~ . plc MacDonald. :dent that the cribbage it'lll'llit ‘ When the erection of a new mPnl hf’lll‘l MM is 8 WIN ‘llt‘ Lesion Home was proposed eat CFSSlUl 0119.

“’sco‘UTING AWARDS" PRESENTED

ed Bitshmen's Thongs to Edd}: Larlcr aid two first cta so \lartiii and John Martin. a badges 'o Firie Bowlan and Queens scout badge to liaipb Gen L‘iagbwtrue.

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The stage isset tot tl‘e ('aita- L'ii‘vcrstty Urbaiing League are (iol‘tu Alt-Milton and Patti For in H”, yonr‘ H WM may“. titti't lillt‘l‘f'ﬁl.“:l‘llt ocbaiai; L'utver~' ty of British Cz‘lumbia Batttii tlcr. both 0: (itatiotto— .ed mm mO Smme hp 81 [past t‘tl‘iis which will be held 'I‘ues- debaters Peter Hyndman andttown. represent St. l)ttnstan‘s140 {pm bx. Rt, It"?! in mommy day at St. Dunstan's University ' Dennis Forkin. Ui:lvti's:ty. winner of the Mai-i- monL with an thbhm (.vam I S Y with three teams in the p‘ayoffs. ‘ The Inter—University Debating .time Intercollegiate Debating h some“ n “as plamwd that! Itcprmeuting the \l'csiorn League is represented by Royal League. 0 building “.mﬂd he HMSth i“. W ’ ’ """' ' Mili‘ai'y College debaters Jos-i All teams will debate the insulated pit-“Wm and mmamt H a spokes. eph Pope and Kenneth Swan. tcptc Resolved that education in“ “w "(magma mnms and m“

false alarms man said,

The hunt was marred with the drowning of a hunter Satur- av.

on the university level should‘ be federalized. The teams will draw fcr sides Tuesday. with

icilitics needed to accommodate the veterans of Georgetown anti surrounding area

John Howard“

one loam drawing a by? “"0 .-\t a recent meeting of the.

('ont'ad Longttepe of Fatima the finals.- . V .bralich executive. further dis-' on (tut! bland. the central is- The SE‘mI'lmal dChal" will it“ icitssioit on hltlld‘ltﬂ plans took laiid in the lingdztlcus group, lied 3‘ 3330 bl" Will be place and preliminary plans fot;

D I it"lSH'l to the public so that he a rm“ t n rpy building were, e lal'illlnlc‘llis lle‘ll W” "m h“ 1‘“ drawn tip In the planning it is1 Vetiied The links}. scheduled fox-‘prhposrd that the second flooil tniiigtieiic drowned when part Three delegates have been art—.8130 item. in the SDU auztiioe would be equipped with fat‘iliilea‘ of an ice cak 'okt‘ away. The pointed to represent this pro-illlm. i5 0139" 10 1h? Dilbllo- tto accommodate the members 0. body was not recovered. Vince's John Howard Snt-ietygi -'ll(l.E(‘~ for the attention" dF‘the Ladies Auxiliary and to pro Seven oiliei' hunters had been at a seminar being hall] ytarphibatc will be Dr. J. C. Sintiott. :\'i(lp them with space to carry reported adrift on cakes SitilIr-l 19 and 20 at St. Mag-c“; Univer- Judge .l. S. DcsRoches and otii the'r various functions day. but all reached land saf- site in Halifax .Goraid It. F'osiet'. QC. ' theiI The second floor. if present ciy. \n \ibatross aircraft from Print-inn] speaker at the sem-ievcnutg final the judges will be,plans materialize. would alsoi Greenwood. ' ‘ headed for mar wit]

1- Ben S. Meeker.iChiei Justice Thane A. Camp-[provide space for a hall for en-. [lo tit-o the ltt'Isl northerly of chie‘ U.S. probation officer. andibcll. Mr. Justice R. R. Belil anditertainment

drowned Saturday while hunt- iiig seals “till a group that tit- clttdcd his i'athov- and brother.

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lilt‘ ‘lii’lflnll‘lli- Nil.“ Silll‘lil." director of training of the F‘ed-'Charlottetown Mayor A. Wal- fthough no definite location has‘ and t‘i‘liitl'lNi ill-"i 1"“ 50"?” eral Prob'ttion Training Centre. Ii then (laudct. as yet been decided upon for the men were safe Chicago. I .

The same s e a r c h aircraft Louis “mm”, viNmrasidem ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 4 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥i

.latcr began a hunt for, a civil-i nt- mp pp”. John “award 3:001 tan plane reported missing on a rem was guest sank.”- M n". flight between two points in the “minim. mnmhh. meeting of “9‘

Mi‘ﬂ‘li‘imlsg. . , Montague branch. Royal Catt-l WV"? OWN-i“ 53'“ "1° 5”“ adian Legion. In his talk o the‘ a)" ’ “"23"” ( l‘?ll“":".'. mwmn i legionaires he explained that ' "' or ADULT ENTERTAINMENT (trindstoue on the Magdalens and 01mm", mam, of the group-s

Stindav afternoon. The pilot 0 the plane had apparently failed I . m 1mm” h]S wm‘inn 1 \Ir. Howat pointed out that1 Tltc plane was on a fligiitiih“ ‘lnh'l Hmwn‘d “owl “'asi from I'aiima to Amherst Island._‘ a ml‘mlwf 0i 'tlt‘ [‘lltir‘fl All???” 20 miles south, Its two occu-i and "MHWS the anral‘lm.nf. mg “.91.? not injured. the federal and prmi'mcial i Saturday a small aircraft was amommenls'

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Admittance Restricted To Persons 18 Years and Over.

. - - I . The societv i: open to all in- . i reported missing in bad weather , , ' i snows on a min from Pasadena. il‘ri‘Sl"d “"7"” a" a “"mln‘ll i 3:30 - 7 - Nfld . to the Magdalens. The ; m"".‘b"r5l‘ll‘ “‘9- rl'9 “’0‘” "Mb 5 ‘ , )lanc had left Pasadena Friday. Wesideni is Matthew Hagan i . .aod the irgantn'ttiott meetei i

btit bad weather over the .Iag- daletis forced pilot (‘hat'les Per-1‘ 9Vf‘l'." “'H‘K ns to his Cessna 130 tot Natasliquau. Que

Perkins flew to Sept-tics turdav to notify authorities

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s . Wadi Grade VIII: Nancy Hogan. i Grade VII: Susan Riiniehan..

Leslie Caron Nominated for best act.-

his famin that he was safe. Hts .Bﬂrv Hogan qh "a mminhm .‘mfttdl r~‘n arts '- -'“ .c‘" m

girl: pine '23:" Girls/[laffdgiem Grade VI: Carotvn Rtinighan. ‘ Sh‘ ’ 193: for The l‘

ldisablcd during the scat hunting 3"” "mm"- E”“"r5"‘ crane ‘ a" om’

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operations. , ‘ttELteoPrER srrwns nv (“lib- Linda 0W?"- Bet'nuse the Wire-sins and" m W: “3"” mm" “A Milena-e} exlravagann

;nuntber of aircraft and sealillan. I‘lal'l Runtghan. I hunters reported missing since Glad? l" '3‘? Wayne Hogan. ‘the opening of the season in the Danny Wllﬁftn

of omellonullsm .. . endlessly suggestive."

gulf \Iarch 3. RPU’ officials‘ Grade II- \I'try Hogan.- heior' ,\ here have decided to station :11“ “Tim’- ‘lrlr'zi‘lrd “Fri”? —Newsweek helicopter on the l\lagdalcns for,‘ Grade I: Elle-1 \Iat‘l" Rum:- ui-c to search and rescue tipornJltnn. .Iennefir Riinighan. Vamp ttoiis t Webster. So far ftvc aircraft havc bccn‘ i‘.\Irs.l Mary 'llarpiiy teacher. reported missing in the gulf ""#’— """‘—— —

area All have been parlicipai- ers were picked off does by the hunt. and all liave‘sealing ships.

tip safe y. I-‘our sea 1 Because of poor landing con- ltllnim's were adrift on ice Fri-iditions. the planes were getting ‘day. but were rescued by a hcit- ifew seals. Eight ships in the iarea were reported m a k i n g

optei‘ Thursday several other htint- heavy kills.

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