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Shown above is the chief administrative officer. Wing Cmdr. \V.E. Edser receiving the Rogers and Arnett Trophy from Cpl. J. Dwyer (captain) of the RCAF Ambassadors

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Allaerton and West Prince County

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Sept. 25, 1962.

College Role Of Church Forecast For Decline

CALGARY (CPI —— A Roman Catholic ediicationist Saturday

WESIERN BRIEFS

IS PAT NT‘ Allan .\IacAleer, Alberton, is a pziticiii in the Western Hos- pital.

. VISITING RELATIVES

Ernest Moore of Sydney. N.S., is visiting relatives and friends in Westmoreland, Lady Fane, Crapaud and Cornwall.

AT ELMSDALE

Mrs. Craswell Weeks. South Kildare. is visiting her son-i:i- law and daughter, David Matthews. Elms- .dale

IN ALBERTON

Mrs. John C. ‘Matthews ar- riveri yesterday from DO1‘Cll’:S- fer, N.B.. to visit friends ' Alberton. She is a house guest at the home of Mrs. C. H. Weeks. . .

ENTERS DALI-IOUSIE

Gerald Cameron, son of Flt. Lt. and Mrs. Donald Cameron, Slemon Park, a member of the 1962 graduating class of Sum- merside High School, has left ‘for Halifax where he will enter Dalhousie University as a first year arts student. .

ATTENDED SCHOOL

Owen P. Kelly, proprietor of Kelly's Flower Shop, Summer- side. returns this evening after attending the Metropolitan Re- tail Florists Design School and trade fair held in the Statler Ho- tel. New York City. When Mr. Kelly operated a flower busi- ness in Long Island he was an active member of the above florists association. '

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forecast a decline in the role the church will have in univer- sity education.

Rev. E.J. Roche, registrar of St. Dunstan’s University, Char- lottetown, told the Canadian Catholic Trustees‘ Association that the church's resources

dren the education they ncoed.

Iin referring to the Deutsch Commission on education New Brunswick. he predicted that its implementation would halve the number Roman Catholic sponsored universities in the Maritimes in the next 10

ears.

Father Roche said he would

no :3

ty because of the large amount of money that would be needed to hire a first-class faculty and build facilities.

He said there are many con- flicting theories of education in Canada, even within universi- ties, and pointed to the Univer- sity of British Columbia as an example, where Dea.n Neville

ty

Chant of the faculty of graduate studies had opposing views on

' educational philosophies. Father

Roch: said that under such con- ditions parents might get the idea that their children are sub-

ii jects of experimentation.

hesitate to start a new universi-

Alberton Considers M Fire Hall Plan,

Al.l3F.‘R'l‘0N — A special mce'_.- 1 . ing of Aiberton Town Couiinl NEW yogi; (Ap) was held last evening to meet with an Alberton ‘fire depart-

cost

ment building committee re- garding a new fire hall.‘

Plans for a 36 by 50-foot build- 30,,’ _ mg were discussed and several. possible sites are under con- gets clinch the National League ' -pennant and he can move past‘ The building committee, com.lCiiicinnati‘i¢ Frank Robinson to pitsed of Fire Chief St Burke, Perley Hardy bert Matthews,

sideriition.

meeting later this week.

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is to present Councillors

two good reasons why Tommy‘ « Davis will be trying extra hard for base hits during this final week of the 1962 baseball sen-

llr- can help Los Angeles Dod-

ephevi‘ »

and Her- during the last few days. Arthur MacRae. ates at a seco.id Charies Gordon, Albert Clarke and Douglas Rix were in at The members of the commit- tendaiice with Mayor Roy Leard fee visited fire halls in Kensin.g- presiding. The meeting was held i

ton Siiinmerside and Miscouciie in the Westerner Motel.

, Davis Seeks? Hits For 2 Reasons

collectlpg with nine safeties in 22

the runs batted in title.

giving him 147 for th

ciiico

,'l‘h'ei-e arelwin isle circult's battiitg chain. 3

pion . I 8806's 1118

Davis and Robinson are tied wailoped five for the batting lead at .343. Th Dodgei outfielder gained threeiliis leading figures to 45 home paints in last week’: games by v runs and 1 R I. Pistol Pete Runnels of Boston ,

a and-' in: lead in the‘ betting competl- ‘ _mptg_ II he dropped three Davis virtually/“has sewed Iulp

e i I h I t k, I I t w It.

drove ii es t runs as wee poéh¢Li‘cr§a1§:§n°:1B M figvuhmgmn

pnlgn. Robinson and San Fran- held the runner-up spot at .811. raging for a week. Tl!

's willie Mays are dead- He had five hits in 17

8 com-

locked for second place with bet. 1'‘ , ' White Sox adagsiinced one plan:

134. * Stan Musial of St._Louis re» E.

insisted I! unrd betting recs. at 13! sevei. hits In a bath neither a

.'.l‘hc f

games

Ill hit four

e' in 10 runs. The surge

tloi; nlthoug lots. The veteran infielder min; .328 after

third at. .

a_ five-for-20

' gliision Finds ...".‘if.a‘Fe°'.‘s.."‘3‘i';‘-'.‘ Fifi of-A’ Gloves

1. slammed twoghomers C and mad III! ieadins total to sow

_ Hernion Kiilebrew of Minne-l‘”‘l“;"l'g‘ W sofa was the American‘ gun last ‘week. He" homers and drove booiite

have

times at ounce gloves accepted Mo loyd Robinson of Chicago are phdded with hair. whereas e the Fi-nger glove has foam ~ lrulzber Padding.

’*‘°'}.?."....§“‘.’..’ a pf Miiwui - “ and is second with ts. EVPYW bggwmgfiijvgg X . the heavyweight title , finer. or $20 and costs for speed. from Floyd Patterson tonight. ring while a fine of $10 and costs Patterson will wear the same ‘.1 I make thus avoidingwhat could been I hassle. Liston's,[ been holding out for ' made up the remainder o the ,glov(i::Is“made lgytsaminytelérngr docket. - ~ __ I e ’ V °"‘° " '°°°" ll Merocoiiifortwoerliig just one set before the Illinois ,, State Athletic Commission staff in s so I

at his training camp.

camp had

A feuu ov Liston woul

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In Po|ice~.C9.Urr Tliree Ipoedors Ippnred yon. terday in city police court he. ._ éhallenger fore Magistrate’ James slam, n 1 fit James B. McGinn. Ne Wilt. Monday shire and Louis Wilfred Robert- he tries son. East Royalty, each p a Id

was paid by Ronald Ivo (ma. more for a similar offence. Twi .drunk and Inca bles

loou~pietemfo'rI.’P

an Improved power onl upper and lower then- armor III

I

to ! rt bl” o ‘ ‘half I ‘Emu: o:'f " 0' non.- odor brush". as drug eounssn .

the type of glove weer has been is eight-

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1962 winning team were S. Haseldyen. L..Garbutt. D. Kan- ary, J. ‘Flick, E. Dale, G. Gould, and K. Potter. (DND Photo)

Award Made

To Lennox I. Student

The department of citizenship and immigration has announc- ed the award of a $1,000 scholar- _ship to Marilyn Francis, 20, of Lennox Island. to enable her to continue studies towards a ba- chelor of science degree at Mount St. Vincent College. Halifax.

The announcement. made by Hon. Richard A. Bell said 29 such scholarships ranging in value from $375 to $1.750 h a it been awarded to Indian stu- dents of outstanding ability to enable them to continue studies in universities, teacher training colleges and vocational schools. ’

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Has 2 Cases

SUMMERSIDE —- Two cases comprised the docket of town police c o u r t yesterday be- fore Magistrate R.S. Hinton QC. Police Officer Harry Mac- Kay acted for the crown.

Douglas Hubert, RCAF Sta- tion Summerside, charged with driving without due care and attention (speeding) pleaded not guilty and~the c as e was ad- journed for trial to this morning.

One accused was fined $20 and costs when he pleaded guil- ty to a charge of public intoxi- cation.

Ride-rs Sign Dick Col-iee

O'l"l‘AWA (CP) — Haifback

Casey Stengel ls Re-Signed

NEW YORK (AP) — Casey Stengel was re-signed Monday

receive $80,000 for the 1963 base- ball season.

Stengel, 72, led New York Yankees to 10 American League pennants and seven world cham- pionships. ,

Mets have clinched 10th place in the National League. Their record is 39- 6.

“All things considered. Casey d a remarkable jo ," .said

5- press conference. “We hope

him next year. Stengel was fired by Yankees

when the mod to New or . orking with untested rook

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ale-

ing games in one season. At dif- .1.

Dick Cohee. released by Mont-

by Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern all Conference, the club announced Oonday. Linebacker Ron‘ Koes, who came off the injury list Satur- day, was placed on waivers with no recall. uard Marv Bevan was placed on the injury list for 30

days.

Cohec joined the A15 in 1960 ‘from Reedley College. Calif. He is 22 years old, six feet tall and weighs 195 pounds:

real Alouettes, has been signed.

Lucy Paret Gjves Birth

NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. o boxer Paret. gave birth Sunday in Bronx Hospital to her second son. The baby weighed 0 pounds, 8 ounces. Mrs. Paret, 22, was reported by the hospital

to be “feeling fine." . Paret died last April 3 of in- welter-

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and went back to work this year Nationyal ‘league re-

Griffith at Madison Square Gar- den on March 24.

Riegins of San Francisco.

The latest was Sunday when Dr. J. Dewitt Fox. a neurosur- geon removed a piece of bone from Lavorante’s skull to one

year ago.'is still "far from out of danger "

The loss to ~Rigginii was the third straight knockout suffered by Lavorante in Los Angelou this Year.

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