then broke up into discusslra groups. and r ports fmm ea": of these was Her read to We teachers assembled in the c' ' vent auditorium.

COPENHAGEN tReutersl .Premier Jens Otto Krag'a co- lalition government handed its . resignation to King Frederik [X l Wednesdav after losing its on“. seat majority in Denmark“: general election Tuesday.

_ The Radical supporting party system which has .decided to withdraw from the

l 1drunk and disorderly charges.

I and costs or two days on a dis- i C disorderly. 9. man was fined S

1 One person was fined $10 and SOURlS — An "abhorrance" [for co-operation among farm-‘ Me I —'. school each day was expressed of the farmer regarding agri- .Sﬂul'is Regional High SCth 395' vention included John Green of

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Kenneth Carmen Waite p I n a i orderly conduct charge r : . . |

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. and costs or 10 days and ‘ costs or five days for failing to , of pupils' spending so m ll 0 ers. He added that there was!

D R t by Daniel Mat-Donald. prestdmg cultural problems.

‘ at . raggers un

Ad I e ' lemaY- . Charlottetown, for the Family \

:city police court yesterday ea' of ew Wiltshire was fined 85 rged with being drunk and . S d 'I' T h The. Guardian. Charlottetown. Thur. Sept. 24. 1964. 5:22:19? was Sentenced to 20 0 NOW GOVOI‘I‘II‘NOFT stop at a red traffic light. ‘time travelling to and frotn also a need for the education the teachers’ convcntion of Other speakers at the (-0". The St. Peter's man also Allowance l

claimed that many parents did been revised to cover students coalition with the Social De"... ‘L GEORGETOWN _ Bernard. Robert Laird Borden Sub; SOURIS _ With Hun-jean, not exert enough discipline on ‘atiending school full-time; crats after .' reduced in - of Bruce Stewart of Souris, from strength in two successive gen-

, I ham, Gas ereaux. was ﬁned 3m ‘ atadys expected tn pass through their children. the students iog$e‘nggg:ee::nlfegf$0“§;n1gg;‘h and ordergd to make restitution ‘- hpre today_ fishingboats harm. the school. who'studied often to R MacDonald and charged 0‘ $2 When he pleaded guilty to "113' not expec‘ed '" DO" have . the acuimpamme"! ff "0"?

.with stealing a roast of meat. oins damage to two panes Mimi?“ '0 “‘ke '9ng? “‘"9' 1mm "‘1‘" and "Tlevml’n‘ n"

gt... property “Louis Acorn. had‘glass. the property of Lauriei tight draggers are alreadyﬂhersr “’0' he sa'fl- fl"? "0‘ . .

Ibis case adjourned m Sept. 30} ra-lam Mcﬂermn. . tired up: .31] from the shuns. exactly blameless in legard to1 Millar MacFadyen, who spoke which had 11 years of unbroken

tat! p.m. by Kings County 5th»? John Henry Gauthier. Bristoi,‘hased fishing fleet. The other ‘ the poor standard of studentl on education In general: Ml‘S- power. emerged with an un-

endiary Magistrate James Bﬂpleaded not guilty to impaired down local boats are expeclved-d‘ﬁc'pl'm- l“- w Re'd' "0m "‘9 P‘E'I‘1c'ianged 78 seats of the total of 1'5

the Souris branch of the Retard- eral elections.

d Ch'ld ' A‘ " t" 2 e i rens ssocia ion SEATS UNCHANGED

0 . ep‘i Gallant, the local publicity . ‘ chairman for the United Fund; v The Soc-a1 Democratic Party.

Johnston, QC. at Georgetown d ri Vin g and his case wa s to continue arriving through the The convention was hoht “n. ‘ .lunior Red Cross Association; yesterday_ adjourned by consent to Oct. 14 morning. :der the auspices at the shum Loma Burke. from loc ‘ " t for trial a No foreign draggers were lnlbranch. Prince Edward lsiand Red‘ The Wm” informed the

In all cases before the court,l Deputy-Attorney General J. Ar-l , ithur McGutgan. Qc' represent, town. represented by‘J.P. Nichn the crown. olson and charged wnh driving1 the storm here or not. i James Thomas McKearney of . Wilhnul due care and atle“Howl Peak Winds from the ""pical ‘ lGeorgetown was ﬁned stoo and ‘ had his case adjourned to Sept; storm are expected to reach 55 icosts tot- tmpatred driving. ‘30. i miles‘fan hour here during the'

chapter of the Junior

Cross; and Wilson Ross. the_ king he was prepared to head

superintendant of regional high 1 new gnvernment,

59"”015‘ i Observers said a Social Dem- New officers elected at the «ratio minor“, 'oven‘b

meeting were: president. Albert Fogarty. Souris Regional High ‘ men. seemed the most Nab].

port last night. ‘and it is not1 Teachers' Federation. 3 known if any plan to weatherl Huh Hynos of Montague. su.‘

rvisor of‘schools. reportedlyi attended his 45th such conven-l tion in a row with the inclusion l of his annual meeting. The su-

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NATES- cusous TO MUSEUM

Donald Bruce Martin of Mun; F0“? persons were each finedf dayu’ _____‘__¥_._ __-__ l pervjsor outlined the school pro- School: first v_ice-president,.1‘95““ 0' the elecmonr ray River was fined $25 a nd $32 slid COStSbeOP lgeg‘go inlOXIl'l FLIGHT ROUND wonmf-j gram for the coming year. . MFS- duarh Cofftg. l1“ orig/:19: . V . ‘ , u 50 Smdems in costs and ordered to pay $3 in: Ca 9 "l 3,9" ‘0 P i‘ - “9 Pe ' in 1926, Richard E, Byrd and Anna Riley. secretary of the scrim Vice-prom en . rs. The presentation of a S500 itieen annotinced at thteh sorcie 02-0 {in sosmﬁomrsm s loansu. "slumber. on a. charge of dam_; son was fined 020 and costs for i Floyd Benne“ new to the north pEITF_ outlined the history Mari Ryan. Priest Pond; and e cheque *0 the Acadia” Ml“ ys annua mee “3 e re g an s' C p' a in seven Windows ro rt 41199-31 pnssess'o" °l l'quor- l i ' ' ~ I t' th {.1 t set-letarv Mrs Mary Mai:- . vious Tuesday when approxx- etc. Above. Rev. Charles Gale . - 1’ W Y ‘ poevand circled it. crossmg all and prob ems o e e era ion I] .q.‘ P .t. . scum Association by the St. mately 50 members represenb lam St Charles_ (19“. Was, 0 urray River School. I he meridians of longtttude in .in a talk which included the; a. um. . . ear 8. "y Thomas Aquinas Soeiety was mg all branches of the some”. we; of the society. makes the Wellington Alexander Nichol-1 L‘ k f oneifull. 10-minute tiurn. warning there should no con-3 . At a workshop the previous ’ made Tuesday night at the from across the island were presentation to Dr. J.A. Doir- sOil-,MMNHHW- Changed ant '9 c 9 tons 'rv SERVICE "OVPPSY 0"" resolutions hi i oar. chaired by e Mac- shoes society‘s fall council dinner in attendance. The society this on. Summerside. president of Stilrhgelglgeaezieggh gg'yycg’ug‘eel‘ . ONDON lReulerSD _. lnhab- lhe.tfegerat:°?iq amt"??? gun‘s: 3 {faacc 0‘ stow? Sid"); R‘fad ~ I t- h d e I. ha -1 _. c A seum As‘o iattom . t I c C ham fth .d I l A - in i . .pecu a ion a e ee ie. onven o t . arys l more dona ion a y a 5 made avai able $10 he Mu s c Kinneth PachDonal'?‘ him I?“ n I the avg“ fnmwﬁhcluziigdxiﬂh had it mat the secrﬂary was "L Souris‘ Mrs. McConnell. . read_ c arge o nvmg w1e is -- ’

ing consultant from Ginn C0,, a publishing firm. spoke on the philosophy of reading. She re- commended dramatization as a means for teaching reading

‘ ferring to the controversy rais-1 cence was suspended. He wasl Lawrence Doiron. Parkdale..g€;‘m: 83;: littn°it5§§aiﬁ ed last year at this time over {mm 350 and c‘l-‘its- .was given a 20-day suspended‘wm get their ﬁrst tetevtsinn' i the Superannuation Act, which ! lsentence. and 'John Mclnnis. lservice in Apt-it~ Overseas R9..started in Souris and spread ‘Fathers. Rev. Isaac Walls pro-184 Churchill Avenue. was ire-’1 diffusion "tat Tuesdéy_ The throughout the province.

nounced the benediction with manded to Friday without bail.i firm will broadcast hrgpf Rev. T. Butler. speaking on by making the subject more. in» the congregation standing by when they appeared before Mag- " hour evening service. including the agricultural system in the‘ Ieresting and direct for children. family graves in the cemetery. istrate A. J. Haslam. QC. in ‘ commercials. .provinre, said there was a need i 'l‘imse attending "19 WOTkSFlOP

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lslancler’s Son Dies On Highway

Word ’ias been received here of the death. due to a highway accident, of Earle Perry t‘ Regina. eldest son of . an G. H. Perry of Einora. Alberta.

He is survived by his wife. two sons. George and Alan and one daughter. Sharon. A'lso his. i parents and two brothers. Nor-1 man and Jack both resident in 1 1 Alberta. l His mother was the former- Haltie MacSwain of Mount I

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Parade lo Kick-Oil UF Campaign In City I

This evening at 6.3) the Uni- ted Fund organization will marshal a parade through the city to kick-off the Charlotte- town campaign. This is the first parade of its kind attempt- ed here by the Fund. and of- ﬁcials hope that the spectacle will arouse interest and sup- port in the citizens of Char- lottetown.

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cles. and cars displayed by all' local automobile dealers.

The parade route starts at the Armouries and then fol- lows up Kent Street to Pownal Street and from Pownal to Richmond. Richmond to Queen. Queen to Euston. and Boston to the Government Pond road- way for dispersal.

Officials in charge have gone all out to provide a colorfil but they announced that in the case of rain the parade will be postponed until Friday evening.

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Hope. P.E.I. Funeral services were held . recently from the Esterbazy‘

' Assembling at about 0 o'clock United Church.

for sorting into various groups by parade marshal ajor E. Fall-weather will be a wide as- sortment of Scouts. Guides. Brownies, Cubs. Sea Cadets.’ Air Cadets. the Recce Regi-’

stasis; smash Mt. Stewart and Birchwood H School‘ Teachers Hold Session

hands pills all avitllabie floats. ; tire engines. decorated United Sixty-one teachers attended the Mount. Stewart local fall

Fund agency cars. army vehi- _____.___.....__..__—— teachers' convention on Tues-

day. which was opened by the president, Sister Mary Ambrose. l CSM.

Following regular business two committees were formed. Mabel O‘Brien, Gerard Smith at"! MYS- Reglnald MacDonald Mrs. Freeman Jackson. presi- were appointed to the noRnilLatj dent of the auxiliary accepted , . ., ing committee. and rt ur‘ the cheque from the branch and limiting“Mlzlthmt‘lganzﬁfiqg MacNeil. Mrs. Nellie Hendrick- thanked them for their kind charge. This is instruction for l Sim' and Sm” Raymond Fran' "memberance and for their ef- ' “ad” one to eight ms were appointed to the‘re-I‘fort. t

' ' commendationa and resolutions! A social evening was enjoyed ‘

On Friday the fall convention c0mmmee_ y all following the dinner. '

will continue at the Montague . . 1 Regional High School with the a [Ligﬂélgadtrewiasirgwgfg i

regular program which includes intendam of «hook on M ° I reports of officers and chairmen provincial results of exams 'i . Serwce Held

0f commmee" The local pw‘ the grades 8-10 level: a review‘ it of l

mm WI“ be den“ mm of teachers‘ federation historyl that organization by the P.E.l. A large congregation attenw I

‘— and of the last. year’s Wor T93Ch9l‘5' Fademllﬂn general i ed the memorial service in New secrﬂary- Anna Rue-Vi and 3"? Dominion United Church last

outline of the history and aims Shhd aft - . - of the provincial junior Red "homily owﬁgogergurpi‘gce‘dmﬂll COTTON BLOOMING A number of cotton seeds

brought from southern U.S.A. 185‘ year by Con Murphy. Char- lottetown taxi driver. have ﬂown into plants and are ﬂour- ishing in the greenhouse of Tait‘s Flower Shop. The seeds were Planted in early spring. and two of the six plants which grew are in bloom at present.

WOODLAND FIRE ~

Sherwood Fire Department an- lWered a call about 11.10 a.m Tuesday for a fire which broke out in woods behind the city iii- tlnerator. The blaze. which es- lended about 15 feet Into the Woods and was also feeding on but moss underground. WM extlhzuishod at 12 noon. Caus- ot the fire was unknown.

MARSHALL FUNERAL - The funeral for Charles B. Marshall of Harrison. Ark. was old yesterday afternoon from “It ‘Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Servuce was conducted by Rev.

A solo "Beside

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Legion Hosts Auxiliary

MONTAGUE -— On Tuesday evening the members of the. Mount Stewart branch Royal Canadian Legion entertained the Ladies Auxiliary at the' legion ome.

For this banquet the men act- ‘ ed as the waitresses and served 1 the turkey dinner. During the_ dinner branch president Coffin! Douglas was master of ceremon- ms. t He presented the auxiliary; with a cheque in recognition of ‘ the help they had given in leg- ion projects and in particularly in the remodelling of the home.

Teachers Meet Today

MONTAGUE - The~fall con- vention of the teachers of the Southern Kings area will get under way this morning at the Montague Elementary School. The topic for discussion will be "The Reading from Ginn Pub-

E'- "to

Cross Organlz by Mrs- the church cemetery. W. W. Reid. musical program under the E Mabel O'Brien and Charles) direction of organist Mrs-Arthur

Campbell were re-elected to the MacDonald included special a board of governors. Other new numbers by the girls‘ choir.f officers include president Char-l the full choir, and the guest les " ' ’ '. vice-president‘soloist. Mrs. Shirley Wood. i Georgie D0ver; and secretary The service concluded wich Mrs. Mary Malone. the singing of Faith of Our .

Rural Youth Fair Contests Underway At Parkclale l

The evening program of the annual Rural Youth Fair will take place at Parkdale Hall. starting time 7:30 tonight.

The public speaking compet- itions will involve- the county champions in junior intermedi- ate and senior categories. Jud- gcs are: Dr. J. J. Coyle it David Ward. Charlottetown.

The Rural Youth King and Queen will also be crowned in the hall this evening.

They will be selected in the afternoon at Birch Court at 2:00 pm. by Mrs. Philip Matheson. Oyster Bed and David Rogers. Charlottetown.

Entertainment will be pro- vided by North Milton. Millview and Summerville 4-H Clubs. i Members of 4-H Clubs going to‘ National Cluh Week in Toronto will be introduced.

The evening will wind up with dancing for everyone.

EASTERN B R | E FS

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Montague have returned from a motor trip to Lake Placid. N.Y. Enroute they attended the Dewar - Byrd wedding at Amherst. NS. They were ac-

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Gluthier was held Wednesday mm s from her late resid- “v Mlyfleld. to St. Anne's W . Hope River. where Re- "3'" High Mass was celebrat- G." he!” no . Rev. Denla

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on the grounds in front of th e Georgetown High School. The concrete base tor the pole was constructed some time ago and several members of 'th e getown Eagles Baseball team volunteered to erect the new steel pole. ' Alec Arsenauit. president. of Georgetown Branch No. 10 of the Royal Canadian Legion announced that the Le- gion had purchased and donated -totbe8ctiool a new Red Ensign.

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LIGHTS OPERATTNG The new "symbol lights" at tile corner of Queen and Grafton? Street! began traffic direction duties yesterday. Two squares indicate the stop sign

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