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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Aug, 24, 1966. 11

INDIAN HANDICRAFT IS EXAMINED

Mrs. J. Philip Matheson, of g Oyster Bed Bridge, P.E.L, ‘president of the Federated Women’s Institute of Canada,

_Eskimo doll

Frank Ashmole of the Nation- al Employment Service office in|

Charlottetown said this morning

that approximately 200 men and}

made by Mrs. Ida Aleekuk. N.W.T., 1600 miles northwest president of the Reindeer Sta- of Edmonton. Mrs. Joe Lan- tion, N.W.T., Women’s Instit- dry (CENTRE), president of

the Fort Providence, N.W.T.,

ute and displayed at the first ‘Women’s Institute looks on-

northern Canada Women's In- stitute convention at Inuvik, Intermediaie: Timmy Richard, Maurice Arsenault, Jean Paul. Arsenault, Gerald Arsenault. Senior: Alvina Arsenault... Bronze Medallion: David Gal- ‘| lant. 5 ] The chairmen were Mrs. Em- ‘manuel Gallant and Mrs. Yvonne Arsenault - while. the instructor |was Merlin Gallant. . | Program 5 provides and com- | - +fortable living allowance for ‘single and married persons tak- ing the course and thus provid-_

Two Premiers

Victor Wool Blankets

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STARTS THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY

= SEPTEMBER 17th

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Ream Rubber Pillows.

Moulded in one piece, Satori white Baan cotton cover, zippered end. Size 24" x . hy, 48x 8% '

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: Chicken and Goose : Feather Pillow

Cotton: linen finish, cord edge, 21" x 27”, eotours pink, 2 38 a each

-EATONIA (Carib Rose) Goose Down

Canadian made of all wool, wide satin binding, colours red, blue, antique gold; green and rose. Size 72’’ x 90’’ :

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and Goose Feather Pillow 99.

' Floral. stripe, 8 es. ‘dahing, 2" x Wr", = Percale Pillow Renewers. ge

Bunk Sheets ao : be 6 / white cotton, ps end, standard “~ 59

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Made of fine white cotton, plain hem, 63"

vincial

jes opportunity for people whe! jcould not formerly- take training courses because they had to sup- . training agreement. {port themselvés and sometimes

Mr. Ashmole said — thaf. this families. program was designed for tre@- is $35 a week for a single person | ing and retrainine the unemploy |¢48 for a person with one de- | éd and underemployed, and has ipendent; been operating for the past cou--/and $63: for three dependants. If |

women had been acéepted for program 5 of the federal- pro- |

ple of years. He said the num- ithe person is from outside the training |area where: the course is given |

bers of people taking. under the program has continu- jand must board,-and additional | ed to increas jeach year and al- 1$15 allowance to cover the cost |

The allowance offered. AUGUSTA, | nor John H- Reed said today .2 | $55 for two dependants |

Will Meet With- Maine Governor.|.

Me. (‘AP)—Gover- is, inviting the premiers of New | Brunswick and Quebec to Au- gusta, probably in tate October, to discuss mutual problems and plans of the. three neighboring jurisdictions.

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‘Pillow Cases ~

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Ny beige and yellow. -

2 ee ae BB Pile Bathmat ct

Ay piece, mat 20” x 32”, matching lid cover, 60% orfon and

dynel, machine washable, solours wn rose, blue,

Chenille Bath —

* results

- don Kelly,

“has been a

training’ facilities at the | Provincial Vocational tazed

The program, he said, . {s chiefly for persons with’ & min- “fmum of a grede 10 education but. a soecial basic training

course designed to provide ad-_

ditional training in science, ma-

the: naties and English for those-

with below crade ten education is also prov ided and. many take ad} entage of this course

Results Are Anoouaeed In Water Safety Classe: | =

Water Safety classes have been , tested recently in’ Western P-E.]. ‘by Sur rvisor_Earl-Foster—The the, tests: follow: ~Kinkora>~ Beginners: Barbara MeCarville-—- Kevin Maureen Kelly, Gary Arsenault, Robert Milligan, Gerard Keefe,

Cathy Johnston, Paula Johnston, George McKenna Ronald Mal- | let. Gordon’ McCarville. Bren- | Allen Croken Des- | Glen Edith - Keefe,

mond Hammill, Ronald Keefe, Geraldine Keefe. Mary Beth Duffy. « Juniors: Marion Keefe, Char- | Intermediate: Pat Keefe, Nial | Lefurgey. :

ris. The chairman was Mrs. Lorne oberts: the instructor, _ Suzanne MacLean. — Cape Egmont: Edna Gallant. ault,

Dianne Velma Arsenault,

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Asians Try New Type ‘Nationalism

BANFF, Alta» (CP) Asian ¢fountries are finding it neces- sary to build a new kind of “‘sec- ond - stage nationalism,

velopment was told Monday.

Dr. William Holland, director -

of the department of Asian studies at the University of British Columbia, told the open- ing session of the conference that . traditional nationalism based on the fight “for inde- pendence from colonial powers no longer is : good’ enough™an Asia.

He said the ‘‘jailbird genera- tion of national leaders — so- galled because these leaders often spent years in the jails of the colonial powers during inde. Pendence struggles — originally wn and held the loyalty of their people through*their role in the independence movement :

But now that independence fact .most areas for more than a decade!

of leadership and a tionalism.

Both the second generation of leaders © “and the sremaining members of the -jailbird genera ae are seeking these new sym- hols

Dr. Holand

new na-

said) Indones

Probably has gone farther aa j

any other Asian country in seek- ing the new symbols, new slo- ea and new ideologies of sec- ep4-stage nationalisin-

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Institute. | for this program were becoming them single girls. although there | conversations on

{Raymond Gallant, Gerald Arsen- Arsenault, |

(Maureen Johnston, Linda Kelly, | | lant.

Mallett, | The chairman was Mrs. D. | Poirier, the instructor, Ronald Keefe, |

Jene Mulligan, Gerard Johnston. |Paul

Bronze Medallion: Mary Mor- | Yvonne Gallant, 'senault, Eldon Arsenault,’ Randy |ert :ttinArsenault,Pauline-Gallant— ‘ner, Phillip Maund, Kevin_Coles, Beginners: | ‘ban Arsenault, jault,

| Arsenault.

the | Banff conference on world de- |

the; search is on for new symbols-

The governor said. he reached | agreement with Premier Louis most of | Robichaud of New Brunswick in | Campobello | are some married women, are | Jsland during President John- J. enrolled in three courses. The | sons visit there last’ weekend. | majority are —in= cofmmegial, Premier Daniel Johnson _ of ‘with a few in beauty=culttre and | Quebee will be invited, Reed two in commercial art. The re-. said, and a mutually agreeable mainder of the students are date will be arranged, possibly men, many of whom are mar- this week. | ried, and the twelve courses of- | Leading topics, Reed‘ told. a! fered for men include welding,~ press conference, will be the | plumbing, sheet mental’ work, possibility. of a corridor road “mechanics and so on. through Maine to link the two provinces and the development | | of airline service between | Maine and__the—provinces, pri- |marily between Montreal and | Portland.

of boarding is given. Thirty-three. women,

Richard, Donald heaahaalk, Don- | 12 Week Course

ald Shea, Claude Gallant,” Mau-’ rice: Arsenault,-Donald= Richard; Is- Concluded - * Thirty nine children from

North Milton, ‘Wihsloe and. sur- rounding areas were tested Aug,. Mary Gal- 12 at Brackley Beach following | ja two week swimming course. | ian Garth Hooper acted as chairman, and David Large, Life Senior: Urbian Poirier © iguard at Brackley Beach provi- | Intermediate certificate: Paul ded instructions and conducted Atkinson the test.

Successful. candidates were: Beginners: Cheryl Stead, Deb-

MacArthur. bie MacLeod, Karen MacRae, Abram's Village and Welling- |Diane Ford, Glenda Diamond,

jton: Beginners: Brian Conrad, \Lillian Diamond, Wayne Diam-

ault, Louis Gallant,

Juniors: Camille Richard: -George Arsenault, lant.

Intermediate: Paulette Gal- |

Danny ||

Arsenault, Donald. Arsen- jond, John Turner, Stewart Mac- jault,, Ginett Arsenault, Elmer Rae, Brian Stead, Sydney Con- |Gallant, Carolyn Arsenault, |ner, Dorothy Turner, Beverley

Donna Arsen- |Diamond. jault, Nancy Perry: Albert Ar-| Juniors: David MacRae, Rob- Hooper, Robert MacLeod,

Ferguson, Jill Arsenault,-Mar- | Mrs. Kay MacRae, Kenneth Tur-

Juniors: Roger ‘Gallant, Ur- {Bethany Turner.

Roger Arsen- | Intermediates: Sharon Neill, Jeany Arsenault, Doreen |Cathy Hooper, Christine Gun- | Arsenault, Lydia Arsenault: Leo tum, Mark Guntrum, Joanne

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Wednesday, 24.August, 1966 TAM. 7PM.”

THE CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE

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Rayon - Damask Luncheon Sets

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White with white. or ‘blue embroidered design.

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Heirloom Bedspread Liberty bell 100% ‘etttna, reversible, . rounded

comers, bullion fringe, twin & double size, eolours white & ecru.

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we 1.99

Kitchen Terry Towels

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