Shown here. left to right, are Chester Dirt. Pisquid. winner of the grand championship in potatoes at the Atlantic Sterling Wood.

A number of the outstand- h. Island winners at the At- hnttlc and Royal Winter Fairs were honored Monday by the seed Charlottetown Rotary Club. Winter Fair:

New Trent University Names. Former PWC Staff Members

Two former stazt‘ members ofrDuke University. North Caro- Prince of Wales College have lina. been appointed to the faculty of He was head of the history de- the new Trent Univermy, Pe- pairtment at Prince of Wales for ugh. Ontario College for four years, and “as Dr. Alan \VllSOll. at pre>€nl as. on the faculty of the University - oocviate professor of history and of Western Ontario for three Runner head of the department lyears. of history at llirldlesex College He is the author of a number. of the Univers;_y of Western On- of scholarly articles and reviews ' land has a book in prepara'tion'.

tario, will be associate profes- on John Sandfield MacDonald. ,

nor of history at Trent,

Dr. Bruce Hodgins. at present assistant professor of li1story at. the University of Western On- tario, will hold a similar posi- don at Trent University.

Dr. Wilson is a graduate of lDalhousie Uni\'ers:t_\ and the .

University of Toronto. His teach- mg experience has included two' . years as head of tile hisftota; (lie- SEEORSIRIfghegci'f—JToé‘: T2511: partment at Princc o aes ‘ ' _ College, three years on the fac- grgm'fe‘gldal help. tYm'lthDut ulty of Acadia Universitv and pms‘ . e1: mm” 9’ w 9“ ‘ portfolio, is wrong in saying English - language newspapers

Smear Tactics : Are Denied

the past five years at the Uni- .. hisoorical articles and reviews, ‘Spemhca‘ny are makmg a con-

certed effort to smear French-

ﬁggrggingfmgognmggfgfﬁgﬁ Canadian members "of Parlia- He will also publish this spring meat and mmmers'

with the University of Toronto Mngupuls malde the Stale' ment in an mtethew in Ottawa

Press a history of Upper Can- ada Clergy Reserves.

Dr. Hodgins is a graduate of Waterloo College. He also at died at Queen's University and sett

Wednesday. Dec. 9

In a bylined reply in Friday's issue of The Telegram, Mr. Bas- said his paper

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Island Dealers iii-iii? Lilli‘sllggaririfdentgh-iiihag To Tour Mexico

Seven Massey Ferguson deal- ers and their wives will travel to Mexico courtesy of the com- pany in mid—January

tween the citizens of Ontario: and Quebec." help understanding by attack-i ing English language papers— papers which are doing their

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While in Mexico they will be duty In bringing to public atten-t other tton events. unhappy. as they. and Massey may be. Which happen to in-: volve French - Canadians." the?

in the company of leading dealers 1 h m Ferguson personne. ’l‘ ey w . visit the 'te of one of the 3""‘19 added-

major early cultures and see a}

film on Indian culture as welll o

as view the company's new.MOHCTon Flre line of farm equipment. .

Going on the trip from thef Damages Three Island are: Mr. and Mrs. . . . Pm; Frame BUIlcltngs

Reid of 58 Brackley

Road, Charlottetown: Mr.

Mrs. Norman MacSwain 0f NIONCTON ‘pr __ Fire here Morcll. Mr- and All“ R055 Sunday badly damaged threel Young 0‘ 535‘ Balm; Mi" “‘1. adjacent threestouey woodeni MIS~ Mad‘em‘e ,0 buildings on main street. Theyl Montague. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Ken had only one occupant. the‘

Ramsay of O‘Leary, Mr. and; I Mrs. Layton Green of Albanyfg:?t}ni:§and Cab Companyv 3;

35:11:31: ' gpdwallrséqﬁgward Mac. ‘ Officials said no estimate of ‘ ’ ‘ damage has been made. Onel e- l

. . building was owned by Ad lard Leger and the others byl Man leen Lounsbury Co. Ltd. The cause was under inves- Term tigation. Two fires occurred within hours of each other in (aging-:5gfmlmﬁfdaggﬁﬁﬁ the same buildings nearly a Queen’s County Jail for the month ago' The first outbreak theft of an article valued over Eéagnzacﬁqmtewrgg 7.11:8 $50. Sentence was passed by 0119.. ‘ k p Magistrate A. J. aslam. QC, __"

in City Court yesterday morn- l

PIONEER RETIRES

Thomas E. Dunn of Sotith-1 . . port, charged with drunken‘: (C?) "' wgham driving was remanded until iRitc 1e. a pioneer in the cvel-

Dec_ 18. lopment of diesel locomotives.

Edmond Some“ of Breadaldhas retired from Canadian Na- bane was fined 315 and costsltimtal Railways after a 46-year for driving without due care and lcareer With the company. In attention. l1925 Mr. Ritchie was a mem-

Three men appeared on ber of a team of CNR techni- charges of being drunk and in.lcians who successfully intro- rapable. Two were fined $20:duced the first diesel looomo- and costs each and the third tive in North American opera- was fined Slf) and costs tions

WINNERS AT AGRICULTURE FAIRS ARE G-LJESTS

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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, Dec. 15, 1964.

'Cuyler Young Jr., a young

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allotment o’ to students from P.E.l.

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breeder and exhibitor in Dual don- This province was orig-

Purpose Shorthorns at the inally alloted about $230,000.

archaeologist with the Royal On- '0 Museum, returns to his

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lnative Iranian mountains soon

.to search for the past, the , 5 Dr. Young, born in Resht

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an. is hoping to discover a lsite that can be worked by the useum for the next five years.

in lAnd in an area of the Middle u . st where little amhaeoogical

Ea work has been done. it will be leral government for additional :rcngzlogéngrothgegmfgsgg:

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funds. pnto—bascd museum. Within the 13615l lew Weeks-1 Now 30. Dr. Young is assist- Mr Gordon said in the House ‘ant curator of the museum's

;of Commons that an additional iNear East department, and $8,000,000 was being asked forluravellingwith him—on horse- to bolster the original $40,000,000 2 back and by jeep—will be Dr. loan fund for this year. ‘Philip Smith of the University

Premier Shaw said he "is 0‘ Toronto's anthropology d9 :pleased the additional money il’artmem and Lew“ LEV-1119. {I |has come tthrough. There was a graduate snide"! from the Um-

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or e of education, found that an ad- rvtlle. who were ditional amount of about 340.000

to take care of out-

provincial pasture competition standing loan applications. He lmade representation to the fed-

be of very substantial assistan-i The trio will explore the 20,- co in providing support to stu- l000-squau‘e-mile Kurdistan area ldents who may be having finan- during the 10 months they will .cial difficulties in securing j 3 'av . college or university education."

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e. The usually short-lived mud bricks with which much of the city was built were preserved hen baked by fire a show that Hasanlu had its orl- gins at about the time when Persianaspeaklng peoples began to settle in that area of the country.

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