OFFERS INSPECTING Birchwood High School cadets yesterday pause to talk “with the cadet corps mascot. Joe Gillan (right). grade eight stu- dent. From left are Cadet Lieut. David Shephard. Birch-

Sictemiak High LE

Inspection Held Another smart cadet corps Officers and NCO’s of the unit ‘65 Very Dry |

took the field yesterday when the No 148 Birchwood Hizb School Cadet Corps was imspect- ed by Liewt Cal E.G MacLeod. MC. at Memorial Field

The corps was headed by Cadet Major J. Kennedy with Capt J. Mactougall as second- in-<ccmr mand as they «west through ail the routine mancea- vres pring to giving a demos- stration of their training

A large crowd was os hand to watch the work of the cadets, many thern other students at Borchweood High as well as a number of teachers and mem- bers of military units

W..-Indies Girl Leads Freshmen

Lyris Roberts. a native of thee West Indies. led this year’s Freshman Class of nearly’ 28

of

students. at St. Dunstan's Uni-.

cersrs

Miss Roberts’ home is in St James. Tritiidad. She is follow- ing the arts program at SDU. Be- sxdes leading her class she 2iso wor a prize fer French

EASTERN FUNERALS

ANDERSON FUNERAL

from St. Peter's Bay United Church where service . was con- ducted by Rev. D. R. MacLen- nan and Kenneth Thorntes. During the service Mrs. Donald MacLean and Mrs. Harry Rat- Congregational hymns were There Is A Green Hill Far Away and Nearer My God To Thee. Organist was Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Callum. Pallbearers were: C. C. Pratt. John MacDonald. K. E. MacCallum, Adison Mac- Kenzie. Joseph Isaac. Archi- bald MacAulay. Interment took place in Migjcell cemetery.

MacDONALD FUNERAL — Funeral of Edward MacDonald wes held Monday morniec from the herme of his daughter. Mrs Alban Wood. Farmington, to St. Francis De Sales Church. Little Pond. shere Requsem Hich Mass was celebrated br Rev. Faber MacDonald «ho also conducted service at the grave. The fol- lowing clerzy ere present im the sanctuary. Very Rev Ben- met: LlacDonald. Rev W_D. Mac- Donald. Rev Pius Murnaghan. Rev. Charies Gallant. Rev. Pres- ten Hammill. Rev Clair Mar- ‘onald. Rev Andrew MacDeo- aid. Rev Charies MacDonald Palibearer: were O'Leary Mae- Donald. Arno’d Mills.” Ronald R. MacDonald John Dtaewell. Alex D MacDonaid Gerard MacDeazid Interment was in the church cemetery

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The 155 mph Tokdaido rail- Way express. im Japan. needs rails which are welded tocecther. imstead of bolted

on parade were

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Lt C. MacAulay. Cdt a 2 Claybourne. Cdt. Lt. L. McCar- mack. Cdt. Lt. D. Malone, Cat in” N~ Chendier.

Corps Set Maj Cdét. WO 2S. MacDonald: Corps CQMS -Cst S$Set. J. Durant

Prizes for general proficieacy in cadet training were

to. Maj. J. Kennedy. Cam. J MacDougall. Li C MacAciay. Lt Lo MeCormack. Lt: B. Cley-

bourne. Lt. D Maiome. Lit. N_ reporting the driest weather in his wisdom to the needs of the 45

Chandler. Li W Malone. WO 2S MacDonald. $Set. J. Dar- ee eee MacDonald. Sgt. K. McC.

aa Mace, Ce te. ally. Set. E. Teomb< Set. F Macintyre. Sgt D. Smith. Set M_ Coady

Pribes for proficiency im rfie

, CITY AREA FUNERALS

PETERS FUNERAL — The

Murray Cassidy, Eugene Le Clair. Vincent Doucette and Raymond Doucette. Interment took place im the church ceme-

by his pastor, Rev. Edward G Britten

Stordy. Parker Framcis. Maurice Howatt. Claude Vessey. Bren- ton Wood. Walter Bell. Inter- ‘Ment was im Westmoreland cemetery

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corded net earnings and divi- $14,933,350. Reimvested earnings tre ie. clopments and 3 were the dend payments at an all-time at ‘the year - end totalled $4,- nes ‘vpe of shonping centre peak during last year as well 492,202. Shareholders equity ‘vas comping a Dominion supermar- as a climb in the sales total $61,872,813. ket and a large semi - depart-| which set a new record for the, During the past fiscal year ment store under one roof. Under 24th consecutive year. 4 ivi s totalng a record $5,- the constant program of moder- The 45th annual report of the 153.11, or 64 cents per share miz:'ion of existing stores 2%. company shows that in the/ qver the previous record of $4,- units were brought to new. 'S2 weeks ‘to March 20, 1965. 995.943 or 50 cents per share im store standards of efficiency. jsales of $487,735,081 increased the year ended in 1964. Effec- decor and customer convenie- | $28,389,319 or 6.18 per cent OVET tive June 15, 1965, as recently nce Seventeen stores were clo- the previous year’s record Of announced, the new annual di-' sed. mostly_small units. and $459,345,762. Average weekly vidend rate will be 72 cents per some beinz replaced by nearby sales climbed to almost $9.4 spare Over the past five vears large. modern markets. At the million from $8.8 million, an i- gividends per share—have— been year-end 2%) -tores-were—in-op- crease of more than half - 2 \35 cents, 30% cents, 38 cents, 30-eration, compared with 368 *,

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la Prairie to take up duties in | Halifax, N.S., late in July.

Net profit was at a igh upward trend of the comoany’s Studies of population growth of $10,077 827, equal to $1.2 per earnings. and movement indicate ample share, a gain of $751,700 or 8.06 cosTs TO RISE scope for continued expansion per cent over the former high of| as has been the case for on a very discriminating basis, $9,326,127 or $1.15 per share set many years, the cost of doing yet agerezating a substantial Hin the preceding fiseal.year- Net: husiness increased substantially chain - wide total of new stores. profit represetned 2.07 cents peT quring the year under review. Ai the conclusion of the past dollar of sales, compared with! virtually every expense categ- fiscal year, 62 new stores were 2.03 cents in the year ended iP ory showed am imcrease, not in various stages of development 1964. only in dollars but also in relat- of negotiation. It is anticipated 'STRONG POSITION jon to sales. Cost of labor con-|thai about 37 of these jill be | The financial position of the ‘tinued to lead all expenses in brought into service during the /ecompany remains extremely rate of increase and = — current fiscal year. strong, although c a sh and in-'times the increase in | Vestments are down from a year\expense ca’ jago as the result of an accele-| Higher municipal ues |Fated program of new store con-| were imposed in a |struction. Funds invested in communities in which jland, buildings, and equipment guy operates, and in some lof $16,004,798 rose from $9,145,-| increased

'239. Working capital at aes aie 20, 1965 amounted to $24,691,271, DEVELOPMENT

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==" Anglican Curriculum == Workshop Scheduled

Local Coverage _Of Space Flight —

The M4-orbit flight of astro nauts James McDevitt and Ed- ward White will be televised this morning as they soar from their Cape Kennedy lgunching an

On-the-spot coverage

Gemini IV space flight gin at 10-30 a.m. local time and “will” tontinue until about

This coming September. all In order to bring ‘Sunday

> ae ae CMMI) srerial eatthat ore’ eepacian ticket teachers throughout the 7°%_?-™ King. Set. G. Burke. Island up-to-date on the meth- | Set. W. Cheverie ; ods of teaching the new cur-

Small Docket __

School .curriculum, which has

Thus Far

Ficulum an Anglican Christian Education rover Ae haconmge will open

Friday . even- Parish

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GEORGETOWN Kings County Magistrate James B. i Johnston. QC. disposed of a |. The workshop will open with @ caver than usual docket here filmstrip

fee atte te Ot. Poor —* in ‘aul’s

Charlottetown, Thurs. June'3, 1965. 5

At Georgetown |

| fire Saturday at the home of

those employed in the old met- which defines the true Wednecday Experimental Farm weather hod. It employs the use of the mDeaning = ae ae William Arthur Brothers of

observer Warren Burns said yes- basic resources of the Bible and) terday that the first five months Prayer Book which are govern-' of 1965 was dry for PEI. with |ed by the learner's life situa-| ete . enly 10.02 inches of rain and tion: : once z snow from January 1 to the end past the church has ” allowing the filmstrip. the of May Last year's fall was subjected the pupil to the con- Viewers will be broken up into 17.47 inches and the longtime | tent and expected the learner to discussion groups permit average is 16.65 inches for this “toe the line’. Such methods them to relate the message de- Period. says Mr. Burns were never employed by Christ livered by the strip to their life-

| how _different_our technological gl oem me the world

Cardigan pleaded not guilty to a charge of impaired driving and had his case adiourned to / Charlottetown ..June .9.to..set_a date for hearing é

For fishing without a: license.

Herbert James Carroll. George-

town. was fined $11 and costs

i mill,

Observers in Halifax are also

many years in their area_

yj Under the Fish and Game Act. in the church Eizht people were each fined

This session will be followed $2 2nd costs for illegal _ pos- by a coffee break. and then Session of. liquor while a ninth

himsif, for he always applied , situation in the home as we

_ enquirer.

Art Society

comes a brief introduction of “2S Ziven a similar fine for in-

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Suggests

Merger With Gallery

An account of the Maritime Art Association's annual meet- img held recently in Halifax was

Purdy as president, Harry Mor- ris and Mrs. Fichaud as first ‘and second vice presidents, Mrs. HS. Hetkins and Mrs. RW.

With Mr. Purdy. presiding. a Proposal was read that the so- ciety become an integral part of Confederation Centre Art In the proposed union the so- ciety would keep its traditional aims of supporting the develop- ment of art in PEI. its inde- pendent structure and its posi-

tion as a group directly interest- ed in painting, sculpting and re- lated endeavors

In its new role it would deep- en its obligation in support of

» the gallery and share more ac-

tively the program and facilities of the parent ‘body. Members

|the manual and the various ma

terials used in the teaching and a discourse on “how chikiren learn.”

At 9 am. Saturday the ses ‘sions will move to St. Peter's Cathedral and parish hall. and _will continue there until 5 p.m | These sessions will open with! worship and a corporate break-— fast.

The remainder of the program will be as follows

‘a’ Theory presentation on how to prepare a lesson.

(b) Theory presentation on the role of an observer.

(ce) Role play — two teach- ers preparing a lesson which will be observed and discussed

agreed that the new executive by

draw up terms of agreement te effect the decision.

Mrs. Fichaud requested that the membership lend its sup- port to the Women’s Committee by purchasing their tickets for Anne of Green Gables for the premiere performance July 727, a benefit sponsored by that com- mittee to further the develop- ‘ment of art in the province.

(d) During the afternoon a class of children will be actual- ly taught while the congreza- tion observes. This will be fol- lowed by discussion groups who will report back their findings.

Those in charge of guiding and organizing the workshop are: Rev. L. Elias, Fiander, R. Tuck and Eric In- graham. ‘

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Watervale = Fire Costs | “Heavy Loss

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Charlies Quinn and son, Water- vale

The blaze. which level barns. a shed and _ pi also destroyed 12 piggy a new baler. tractor, large threshing potato digger, hay mower and two barracks of grain.

The Vernon River Fire De- partment was called to the scene, but when they arrived, the buildings were a complete loss :

Firefighters manared to save the house and two smal! build- ings. however.

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