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EDWIN MACRAE, left. pre- sents a trophy donated by the Prince Edward Island Here- ford Breeders Association to Donald Holmes. Kingston. The

Mt. Herbert Cali Club laps in Showmanihip

The Mt. Herbert and Distric Calf Club captured the P.E.I. .. . B 1

Artifzcial Showman- ship trophy as the 12th annual P.ur on Fair concluded

yesterday at the Provincial Ex- l.ibition Grounds. The trophy was presented to a representa- tive of the club by Dr. H. H Kelly.

The champion Guernsey calf was shown by Bert Palmer, Kensington while the reserve or went to David

The champion Jersey ribbon went to Paula Coady, Hazelbrook with Judy F0195, Milton showing the re- serve champion. -

Chores Lund and Winston Lund. Mt. Herbert, captured the champion and reserve champion Ayrshire ribbons re- spectively while the Dual Pur- pose Shorthorn champion was

LOCAL BRIEFS

LUND FUNERAL — The in- neral for n J. Lund was held Friday morning from c ilennessey Funeral Home to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer. where Requiem High llvlau was celebrated by Rev Francis Cunerty, CSaR. Service at the grave was conducted by

ul Starr, CSsR. Seated

Doucetre. Pallbearers w e r e Harry Lund. Parker Lund. Wal- ter Lu:nd_ Anthony Lund, Joseph ‘eClair and Joseph Curran.

Burial was in the Roman Catho- / ’ th rd

hc cemetery.

DOIRON FUNERAL — The funeral for Francis Doiron was held Friday morning from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Vincent Deveaux.

the service at the grave. Pallbearers were Lawrence Deveaux. Beverley .Y)evcnnx. Merrill Dotron, Fran- cis Blanchard, Francis Gauth- ier, and William Andrew. Inter- men: took place in the church cemetery. '

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reserve champion Hereford of the show was shown by Hea- ther Matheson, New Glasgow.

trophy was awarded to the shower the grand champ- ion Hereford at yesterday's Ru- ral Youth Fair at the Provin- cial Exhibition grounds. T be

In the beef division Buckley- Winsloe placed first, North River second and New Glasgow third.

Judges for the cattle classes were Harold Kellier, 'vestock fieldnian; N.B. Department of

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Sept. 29, 1962. 5

Close to 500 teachers and physical education instructors from schools throughout Queens and Kings counties attended the one-day physical education work- shop. held yesterday at Prince of Wales College.

Jack Proud opened the ses- sions with a few introductory re- marks. on the reasons and aims

wick department of education.

She spoke on the various as- pects related ‘to the field of physical education, sum as the choosing of suitable objectives, the right scheduling so as to obtain the greatest benefits.

She also dealt at some length on ’-the matter of selecting the best adequate facilities and the proper equipment. and also de- scribed what use could be made of limited space. such as the classroom, which places a limit on the amount of equipment that can be used.

Another speaker was deputy minister of education, Malcolm MacKenzie, who spoke of the progress being made in the field of physical education, in the schools throughout the pro-

500 Attend Workshop On Physical Education

was chaired by Dr. l(),uarrie of Tryon. A discussion ion the new United Church resulted in Pres- going on record as re-

a- '< .-. Q -7:’

and Rev.

ternoon session opened with

vince and evaluated the resultsl so far. , Mirs. Irene Ferguson of the physical education staff tori Summerside schools, describcdl the various aspects of such a‘, program for the elementary schools. Miss Cunningham then took over the session again and demonstrated the techniques most advisable to employ in the teaching program. 1

Following the luncheon lbreak, l

MacLennan of Mount Stewart. j

welcomed and spoke. Rev. R. Barker, field secretary of the aritime Conference, introduc- ed the new adult study book “The Word and The Way" to the members ‘of the court and ad- ms; Cum“ , h d ted . ed on ideas and methods of liiscussion rrlgrilbrdl (f:\?eID|I(l:g thaae. “Se in the meal °°"gr°ga' pi-ob!»ms which may arise out I ‘ions’ l of the physical education pro- ‘ FUTURE PLANS , l g,-anm,€_ Rev. John _Stewart,_ principal The final speaker of the day of the Atlantic Christian Train- was Dr’ Kenneth A’ Parker‘ II!l§WEdmlt1?lIIIle'fl::llE5“!S?l§!(l)IlII:elI‘e'85:- superintendent of city schools, . ' who spoke on the value of ;my- vines $6519‘ Pf als°1sp°k° 9;: sical education and the public iome ° e d" "re panlst relations connected with it‘ ctz:rl’5icetlilt:l?irgt(l1atalh‘:arElSiHrcl‘i’ caleil degfﬁngggﬁggp lfgncggid no longer. wait for the world tol nmgham and Ferguson come to it, but must go out to

MT5- the world. To this end the This included the further use of emphasis of the program there equipment. the value of lead- will not only be one of streng- vp some and games of skill and thening the church as in the past Pllyihmics Such as those 0bli8Ill- but also a preparation for the ed tlrough many folk dances. presentation of the church and

At all the demonstration ser-

lts witness to the gospel of slons the demonstrators .use.i Christ to society, be stated. the services of pupils from the Mr. Hamilton revealed that Mode‘ School.

this year in spite of unfavour-

via its

Agriculture; Alan Saunders, district agriculturlst, N.B. De- partment of Agriculture.

The ‘judging of the projec club; by George Wright, P.E. . Fros‘ed Food Ltd., Sherwood

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§‘i“’,‘;’l'_‘ by,mDe"“;_thy J:w°“' N°n: fiisslfltegcdflchfogl,‘ H;p T?-lag honor‘ went to Wayne Yeo, Lor gglilghfhwd and st‘ Pete“ Law’

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IIOLSTEIN HONORS Championship honors in the Holstein division went to Brent Macxinnon, Alexandra, with the reserve champion being shown by Heather Jones, also of Alex- andra The grand champion

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Organization's UF Position

By MARION BRUCE

Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer A national by-law, passed by the Canadian Cancer Society six years ago, prohibits the so- eiety from joining the U n i t e d Fund here, Mrs. Estelle Dennis, executive - secretary of th P.E.I. division, said yesterday. “The Cancer Society does not want to join the United Fu n cl

main purpose. “A few units in Canada, less]

because the society is a tem- porary organization," Mrs. Den- .nis explained. “When the cause land ultimate cure for the dis- :ease are found, the society, ha- lving no further work, will dis- band '

“Unlike most organizations in the United Fund," she added, “the society is not a continuing welfare agency. Education and

D “They were units which joined before the national by-law was passed in 1956." She added that these did not include any P.E.I. unite

The Summerside unit is now holding a campaign for funds, said, but the remainder of the province will canvass in April, as part of a national

en- Angu. was shown by Ivan Bos- 1 of wall. Dunstaffnage. There was no reserve grand champion this class.

Fred Dollar, Winsloe, showed the champion Shorthorn while ‘he reserve champion was shown in n Brown, Hazelbrook. The champion Hereford honons went to Donald Holmes. King- ston and the reserve champion honors to Heather Matheson. ,The Milton “Cloverd-ale" Club placed first in the’ Guernsey division with the Kingston club placing second. Hazelbrook took first place honors in the Jersey class with North Wiltshire and Triple Bay clubs placing second and third. IN AYRSHIRE CLASS

Taking first place in the Ayr- shire class was the Mt. Her- bert and District club with Dun- siaffnsge - Frenchfort placing second and Milton "Glove ale" third. The first place ribbon in t.~.e Dual Purpose Shor om class went to the North River Club.

rolmeni this year, a tota

598 students, is the largest in

the university’s history, Rev.

E.J. Roche, registrar, said yes- a

te y.

Seven students are enrolled in the bachelor of education course; senior arts, science and commerce has 72: llinior arts, science and commerce, 70; so- phomore arts. science and com- merce, 80; freshman arts, scl-

an engineering, 30.

‘ In addition. there are approx- imatetly 160 part-time students. Father Roche said he expect- ed a number of students 'to enrol yet in university years.

Welshmen; St. Thomas Clash Today

PWC Welshmen host St. Thomas College on Saint Dun-

ce and commerce, 179; and b

stan gridiron today in the first game of the N.B.-«P.E.I. ‘B’ section of the AFC.

me time is 2:15.

Dr. Frank MacKinnon, prin- cipal of Prince of Wales College will kick off to get the game officially underway.

Thr members of coach Jack Proud’s team are as follows:-— quarterback — John Ball; half-

:ic 1 Phil . Dave Rogers; fullback — Bill Stan- nlsh; al lent: ends — g Dagg; tackles B‘ i ; ‘guards — Gordie Herman, Barrie Norris.

All-so dressed for the game

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Second and third places went .tc Mt. Herbert and District and Lot 16 respectively.

Section one of the Holstein division saw the Alexandra club- emerge with first place honors. the Dunstaffnage-Frenchfort Clllb second and the Bridgetown elub third. First gldace in section two

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. _ at various Trinity United Church, Char- Keith Lapp reported for lottetown this week. The court property committee. ‘

year book of the fo mortage on their new The court also reaffirmed questing, if possible, a consider- , support to the new church be- I ation of a change in the size of mg erected at Morell and for-

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Conference Officials Speak At UC Presbytery Meeting

The Presbytery _of Prince Ed- I joyed at Augustine Camp. Over: in

camps. ‘ church-

W. A. Mac- MORTGAGE APPROVED

Presbytery gave its approval r Montague to t a maniac. its

it to more convenient shelf size. ‘ warded a resolution to the home

The highlight of the morning mission board seeking finan- sessions was the serving of Holy l cial help for it. Approval was Communion by Dr. MacQuarrie ; given the congregation at Free- , John Ball, assisted by l town to rebuild a building to the Orslde Hobpllal Staff Ea"? up elders from Trinity Church. Af-lrear of their church for use their leisun time to help the’

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Dr A. S. weir resigned as

The report of the Christian ‘ treasurer of the Presbytery. The ]oney_ ,, 955.19"; of the p, E, 1, education committee was given members expressed their appre- by Rev David Hamilton of 0’- ciat ' Leary and two visitors were in this Post by 8 Standing 0V8-

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was to succeed Dr. Weir. T0 OXFORD. N. S.

The pastoral relations com- mittee report, given by Mr. Ball, recomment.-_-d concurr- ance in a call to Rev. Dewis Rector of West Cape to the Ox- ford pastoral'charge. The chair- man expressed the court's ap- preciation 'of Mr. Reclor's work.

Rev. C. R. Webber reporting for the colleges and students committee informed the mem- bers of the court that the new chapel and classrooms at Pine Hill Divinity Hall are to be de- dicated at the Fall convocation. described the well-planned and well-appointed building. He also noted that recently it was necessary to complete the third

oor of the men's residence and this term is being used for the first time. Dr. E. A mer New Testament professor of Pine Hill to be the convoca- tion speaker.

The meeting was concluded as appreciation was expressed e session and people of Trinity Church for their hospi- tality.

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