WEATHER W“ “’4‘” "m" i“? . hm“: “r? it Mmr'o'omd W " ‘" “'- Isen an ew runewc: oncon en ‘ racing“??? ‘1; “m move Clear with a few cloudy inter- 28 and 46, Edmuadeton end wfifith‘r’: 3d TORONTO lCPl — Tempera- nt° e c 'n ‘1" “me vols; milder: light winds. Low- Campbemon 35 and a, m”. At Rum“; at- 1-119 I‘m a-mi tures issued by the weather of- clearing‘ today. Tempefsmell n at 3.1"“ 30 “a 42' y". Mon 24 and a. 919 pm. Summe'mde- 1”” e; Min. Max. 153%: fisiiFhfoifioi‘ii.‘ ”‘ 3° ""1 “- Kenivflle "3 Bay 'of Fundy: Liam wind-i teen minutes later the Night Day distrifl- “d ‘5' New 613330." and GO' cloudy with a few clear inteb Charlottetown. Sun rises today 1 6 Regional forecaltlz shen 26 and 40, Sydney 22 and vals: visibility 10 miles; tem-. at 7:04 and sets at 4:35.

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Dawson ........ ..

Vancouver .. .... .. 37 46

Victoria . . . . . . . . . . 89 44

Edmonton 15 34

Calgary . . . . . . . . . .. 4 31

R gina , . . . . . . . .. 14 37

Winnipeg .. . . . . .. 30

Toronto . . . . . . . .. 34 41

Ottawa ............ 27 45

Montreal ... .... ... 34 44

Quebec ........... 23 35

Fredericton .. 19 33

Saint John 24 37

Moncton . . . . 32

H iifax . . . , . . . . .. 33 36

Charlottetown - .

Sydney . . . . . . . . . .. o ' N I R varmomi ------- -- g; g; i The Department of Industry and atura esources St. John's . . . . . , . .. '

Infant Dies " in copperation with

'?.l§.%“_is.ll.. o...» The Fraser Valley Frosted Food Company. Ltd.

seven-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Gavin, Tignish died Sunday at his home. Besides his parents he leaves to mourn L2

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Dec. 3, 1962. brothers and Sisters

Funeral service will be held . Mm. Clifford Phee' anguish RR; Monday afternoon to Sl. Simon DeBIons Lady 0 Dies At 87 '

Ethel. Mrs. Stanley Rose and and St JUde'S ChUI‘Ch. Tignlsh. TIGNISH -- Mrs.

Invites your attention to the following Important matter:

North Rustico. Thomas Park- er, executive secretary of the Nova Scotia's Teachers’ Un- ion, was the guest speaker at the morning session held at Federation House. Remarks were also heard from the fed- Mrs. Edith Palmer, O'Leary: eration’s president, Mrs. Mar~ Mrs. Margaret Doucette, Tig— jorie Dover. principal of nish; and Marralne Gallant. Spring Park School.

A M 0 N G TEACHERS at- tending a leadership work- shop, sponsored by the Prince Edward Island Teachers Fed- eration Saturday in Charlotte- town included left to right: Phyllis Britten, Summerside:

Miss Hilda. bonh of Springfield. Mass. There are also two bro- SNOWFLAKE SHAPES

Timothy nish and two sisters, Mrs. John points but 50"“? are far moref l ols and Won own 1.. employment for the company s new plant at Montague.

thers. Dr. Fred Christopher. M051 snowflakes are 5ym_ ‘ complex. and their exquisite I U B . e Tignish community. died sud- Charlmemwn' t . o 0 e r denly Sunday at the home of _ i In order to assist the company and In order to give the people of Kings her son. Fred Ryan. She was _ ~ *- -- ,

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‘ . Boston; John Christopher, Tig- metrical with six sides or Six? During the next few weeks careful consideration will be given to the matter of Ryan' “91°” m'de’“ °f D" Doyle and Mrs. s.'r. Gallant of patterns are copied by design- ers. 1 County an opportunity to indicate their interest in emponment with this com-

. Mrs. Ryan was the former Hannah Ch‘ismphe“ “"9"” ' we are makin this ortunity available for you to register with this or u 11): tile late James and Sarah e s ; Ponyl g ea y. Since her husband's ’ a death 24 years ago she has Gift Suggestions 3 Department If such work interests you. “Until society gives recogni-‘provineial body, organized on Spent mUChflime With members i‘ tion to the sight oi teachers to the basis or a special teaching of her familr- Those who register now will be contacted by the company at the proper time organize in their own interests, interest or skill. ' She is survived by two sons. $1.00 _ $3.00 5300 _ $600 the greater role that teachers' Their purpose is to provrde and six daughters, Fred and, ' ' and be give" consideration for work. ‘ organizations have yet to play a. means by which the provm- John of Dem“? Berteu MN sfippereups Foamtreads in giving leadership for change, eial organization can encourage Albert Macmn‘s’ Tommi). ‘C " Shoe Tr“.s Bowling Shoes experimentation and improve- and assist teachers with in- ser- trude Mrs Clifford M ' kier' Shoe Polish Km Sample Shoes ment can never fully material- vice professional development Palm'er Roéd. “argamtocugn Bowing [gags Child; Shoes 3 lze," declared Thomas Parker, activities. ’ ‘ . . ' -' - ' Overshoes ' ' ' 1 executive secretary of the Nova A special association_ is de- Vemon Claw» Halifax. Helen, Travel Shine Kits (Childs) . ' To "I: Off". Of “‘0 Mm's’er :i Scotia Teachers Union. speaking signed to improve practice in a Menus Cotton Teen age_ flatties Gift Certificates of Industry and Natural Resources 3 Saturday at the workshop spon— particular subject field, act as a Dress Sox Tap Dancmg of Any value c P E I E sored by the eachers clearing house for ideas and So Cozy ‘0' , _ WWW". e e e ’1 Federation in Qiarlottetown. furnish recommendations and o f Childs Highland was, Figure Skates I e speaker noted that advice to the provincial execu- "5 mas Foamtreads DanClnE Shoe! wos Golf Shoes 12 95 provincial teacher organiza- tive and other committees. _' - - ‘ - 5 tions devote the major part of Following the discussions a Please place my name on the list of people seeking employment in new ,~ their “me and effort in PM“? mm!" was Passe? that. the $6.00 - $10-00 $10.00 . $15.00 $15.00 and up plant of the Fraser Valley Frosted Food Company. I have indicated the kind of :l to improve the lot of the deVi- meeting present this matter of ' , -‘ dual teacher. “special associations wrthm the Misses Snobelles Naturauzers FOOI Magic Shoe! W“ I Ilke: 3 Consequently. fe d e rations P. .i. TF" 0 the board of gov- Sapphires Men E‘ have been involved in long and ernors which is scheduled to Wos. Wedgies Men's Sno Boots Hartt Shoes for , often frustrating struggles to meet next Saturday. w”, Snow boots Men ; obtain better salaries, pensions, Colorful Overshms Magic???“ Ladies' & Gent's e e e e . a e e e e . . a . . . . e . . . . e s o . . . o e . . . . e . a e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a e o n. conditions of tenure, and legal Mews Casual . MCu'rliné 1:303:15 g pr'ghecglggve also been involved shoes coma" Boats GSIILSand) Mace? e e e e - e 3 a s e . s e e e e e e ‘ I teas... eeeeee ee : in such activities as pressing WCI'I'I'IGFS Sufi; Groomer Fiancees M 01:35“l . ‘ for higher teacher standards. ‘ en’s ea er l y , ' improvement in the content and (Gift Certificates snobeu” Evening Shoe” Infilllaled 300‘! o e e o e e e o o o e e e a . e e o e e e e o e t quality of teacher training and Available) for establishment of model pro- CHARLOTTETOWN _ Let" ‘ I V l: fessional behavior. The federa- have a look at just (me of me’ CO. at MICE , tion has also shown increasing reasons the Tories have ad. _ _ I concern regarding the profes- vanoed for calling ms snap Millinery ; sional service provided to chm,me election _ _ _ for ml 171 Grafton st. Phone {-8114 I I dren in the classroom. he said. stance doing away with H054 i In file afternoon- the meat' pitalization Premiums. Will " ‘ _ 1 ing, which comprised represent- excuse hold water? Not in any . atives from all island locals ex- sense. According to the Tory ' I I . I .3 cept Montague, thoroughly dis- Government the 90 1e are to H d t t . is o s ..... . .. .. .. ere s our is He WI gain 5 assoc1at10ns Within the federa- lieved of the expense of paying

monthly Ho 5 pi t a1 premiums

tion. It was stated that these spec; This Is the equivalent of asking‘

lal associations are formed a I groups of teachers within the to get

_ 0, with Blanchard and McLean c. We, Your

5th. District Liberal Candidates

For Queens,

FARMERS OF KINGS COUNTY

The Department of Industry and Natural Resources

Stolen Liquor Is Recovered

80

The idea of abolishing Hospital P r e m iu m a was the “Brain Child” of the Liberal Party. The Tories were asked to adopt the e e child but rejected it. The story A'- Tlgnlsh of this rejection was told in the Guardian of April 5th, 1962. and

is also inscribed in the records

“GNISH ‘“ Te” 0‘ “‘9 11 of the Provincial Legislature. cases of liquor snolen from the Thu Charlottetown Guard i a n Tignish liquor store sometime comm was as follows .. Friday night were recovered by Premier said in the Le. islat'ure the Alberton detachment RCMP yesterday. mat one of the big_ at Tigrnsh Sunday in a vacant zest jokes of the wmt session barn across from the telephone which is to be mogued_ was acting Opposition Leader

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in cooperation with

The Fraser Valley Frosted Food Company. Ltd.‘

eQQVHL . .

Cam McLean

. . . Elmer Blanchard Councillor Assemblyman

offer you . . .

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office. A 15-year-old boy, Crawford

M. L. Bonneli’s suggestion

A’fleam made the discovery while checking over the pro- perty before the cold weather

the cast of Hospitalization Prem- iums be paid from the sales tax

FREE SCHOOL BOOKS!

Invites the attention of

revenue 0! the Province." - S- The people are also asked to The liquor was valued at more remember that one year earlier than $700. I Dr. Bonneli brought in a resolu- Enrry was made to the liquor tion in the House to relieve the store by wav of a window in the taxpayers from paying Hoe- front door. and was the second pita] Insurance Premiums. This break Into the building In the is on the record for all Islanders ‘ past month. On Nov. 5. $500 to see . . . e records can- worth of liquor was reported not be falsifi stelen and was later recovered. ‘ In-l961 thefts totalled close to Liberal “Brain Child" for up- 3800. wards of two vea’v‘s the Tories

It

_ workers to the following Important matter:

Shortly after January I. 1963. field representatives of this firm will So arriving

inKingsCountytotaIk with growers and farmers about the needs ofthe plant during the coming growing season.

. nave NOW kidnapped it. For Too Late To Classify'vhis political misdeameanor they _‘,_-*1. are accountable before the bar FOR SALE. PUPPILS. MALE at. public Wm_ probably and female. Mother pure- never before ha ch 8 bold bred German Shepherd, Price mica] “Haze sum mad $5. each. Apply 66 Allen St. W 8 ~ e _ in this Provmce. Of course WANTED: CHILD’S PEDAL without meaning to, the Tory car in good condition. Dial Party has paid a high compli- 4-5997. merit to Liberal Siatesmanship .CAN accommooarn two “'1” PW“? m .‘ts.."°’" the Liberal Brain Child. even if female boarders. willing to n can make no claim to parent share room. Phone 4-3648. m N m

ally when the Lib-

TEACH MANNERS emu u'e returned to office fitter AUCKLAND. N.Z. lCPi—The Downbe- loth. they WEI con- chairman of the Seddon Memor- tinue to cherish their own child iaI Technical College here, . . . R.C.F. Savory, has etarwd e to] - campaign to have the teaching {treats September 80th,

so:

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WhetbenefltlsthistoYOU..

To the Office of the Motor. 1. it means that your children in Grades One to Ten Inclusive, will get at manners incorporated In

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