2.0! Charlottetown, occurred _ in Saturday,
Curt Reis, right, TV .and etage director of Toronto and New York, arrived here Sat- urday evening to begin a month4ong dramatic course. The course, to begin at Birch- wood High School this even- ing. is open t anyone in the province. In addition to class-
Teacher Group Elects Officers
D K.A guest speaker at the held Hunter's
Parker was
the recently River teachers’
convention. He spoke on the new method of mathematics instruct-
jon
Desmond Gallant was elected | the oresident of the local for |
tie coming year. Other officers elected were: Mrs. Eulahe Tho-
mas, vice-president;. Mrs lon Reid, secretary; and Mrs Accie Kondersen, treasurer
Mar-
Commuttees were formed for
the coming year and these are:
recommendations, Mrs. Fora Todd. Desmond Gallant and Mrs Funiee Cutten; neen:nat- ions, Mrs. Leta Andrews, Mrs
Morjorie Doucette and Roland
Brig
was
er. Mrs
Yvonne Gallant appointed to handle press
Te Ihons Ovher speakers at the con- vention were. Reginald — Mac-
Donald, supervisor of the Hun-
ter River area; Eleanor
Mac-
Denald, who spoke on a resding
laboratory:
PE]
Anna Riley of the Teachers’ Federation and
J_4-S.-Williams of the depart-
ment of education -
Native Islander
Dies In-Moncton ”
The
MONCTON (Special)
death of Joseph. .Longaphie _ of “3 Highfield: Street ~formerty
Moncton - HospitaT ay. -—oatter-acbrrefot liners; Born--at Souris, -P.E.L,
in
was a-son of the late Hudson | and. Theresa (MacPhee) Longa- ‘phe and was a fourth cla s fire- man with the Moncton Branch
DIRECTOR ARRIVES IN CHARLOTTETOWN
es in dramatic art, two one- act plays will be prepared for presentation in the Confeder- ation Centre Theatre at the end of the course. The plays sponsored by the P.E.1. Drama Festival, ate entitled ‘The Private Ear’ and “The Pub- hie Eye" by Peter Schaffer.
Mr. Reis met with officials af the festival at the Charlotte- town Mote! last evening. From the left are J.R. MacKinnon, regional chairman for P.E.1., Lilian Duchemin, chairman of the dramatic arts workshop, and Mr. Reis.
of General Motors.
He attended St
Roman -Catholi¢ Church.
Mrs Dan Doyle (Mary) of Mass,, Mrs. Douztas’ Morash ‘Kay)of Mass.. three brothers, James of Souris, Anthony of
Cape Breion and Peter of Al-
Survivors include his wife, the former Loretta Gregory of Monc- ton, three daughters, Mrs. Ed- ward Longaphie (Elizabeth) of California, Margaret of Monc- ton and Mrs (Mary) sons, David of. Petawawa, Ont., | Joseph of Vancouver, Daniel and | Kenneth of Moncton; two sisters,
Mary
of Colburg, Ont.:
berta
The body is re-ting at Fren- ette’s Funeral Home with ser- vice Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. at Si. Augustine's Roman Catho-
lie Church.
Interment will be = in
cemetery.
Town Pcliceman
Clory of Georgetown was pointed assistant stable to town policeman Allti- Son Grover. ~~
‘The appointment .was made, following a sp€cial-- meeting of the- Georgetown ._Town.‘Council —; on Saturday night. At the-coun-7 _jaeeting the mattcr of and recommending & s ¢ ‘was~be son fer the- position-was-dele-: in 1745 was. in--administering. he caied to the police committee. | shocks as a practical joke.
selecting
Gets Assistant
GEORGE TOWN police
Augustine's
Broten four
the Shediac Road Roman Catholic
Dennis: ap- con-
: TORONTO (CP):-—-Tempera- Mr. Clory, who was sworn in . “ ltures following the meeting, was re- S M D . ae ’ ; commended by this committee. een ajor ropout ause ee High — This action by the council to Victoria. tee, OB re-inforce law inforcement in Approximately 25 delegates at-| by Mrs. Glaubitz as import ant a act anteet oe i Georgetown is said necessitated jended the Eastern Conference | factors to be provided by parents monton TY - by a continuance of lawlessness of the Home and School Associa- | for their children. She is also of Regina 5... covers. - 18 7 and vandalism, which runs the tion at the Charlotretown “Hotel | the opinion that teachers cannot Winnings ideas: 20 6 gaintiet of most known offen- Saiurday. ‘eu - operate with parents unless TOTONIO. skis esse Me 60 ces, from destruction of gardens Nova Scotia and New Brung-| the parents meet them half way. BUAWE: ccc caeaits ae 39 and public. property to obstrve- wick each had 10 delegates with | “Quest” is -the official maga- Montreal _..... ee OO 65 tion and assault of the town jive delegates representing the | 9:10 oe newspaper of the feder- Quebec ceca 60 poner. x feland ation. Promoting subscriptions Fredericton. ....., 41 % ——___—— - Chairman of*the morning ses- c “Quest” wan ane of the-spe- (Saint Joba ...iy, 48 64 ee e sion was Dr. Remi Chaisson with imal rojects undertaken ; bysMoncton ..- ...04. 48 7 Visits Again Mrs. Audrey Van Sickle, Ont- ine pet Dadicekian of Winie HAUNOX. <2. sey isi 50 69 ario, national executive - SecTe-| od School Associations in the Charlottetown 49 67 tary. leading discussions a ‘@udney 45.5655 58 2 After 50 Yrs.. “Children’s Reading” and ‘'Til-| Past-year. : Yarmouth ~........ 42 61 -licum.”"Mrs. Van Sickle sugges-| Ray Thompson, Saint John, <) jonny 8, 6. ow Mrs. Allan Macleod of Beach ted that books be introduced to N.B : ee ae Pte Tha ciAIDAW sss cones> Q 7 Point, P-E.1., has as her guest. Children at an_early age to im- * i : ly- Boston vastenv we —* cr eal Ge + prove their reading habits group discussion and an evalu her neice, Stella Anderson of P' ¢ : ation bY Dr. K.A. Parker Varna ||. otis 72 gh Chatham, Cape Ccd, Mass., The first afternoon—-session + he Ae Miami ee 79 whom she hadn't seen since was chaired by Mrs. Mary. Nel ceNTENNIAL PROJECT Néy Orleans. ....-. 61. 79 Mrs. Anderson visited her as a son. A discussion on “Audio =| ‘The Centennial project of the Las Angeles ....... 64 74 child 50 years ago. Visual” .was led by Cliff | federation is concerned with the : Mrs. Anderson is the-daughter Edwards. Mrs. Marjorie Hall- distressing umber of Canadian’. HALIFAX (CP) -- The wea-
of the former Mariha Williams man led aydiseussion om) whideen’ denied full of Beach Point, a sister of Mrs
Mackeod.
While here, Mrs. Anderson has Glasgow, N.S. is Murray
met many cousins at
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constitutional amendment.
Goardian, Charlottetown. Von. Sept. 1, 1965. 5
Former Minister Of Justice.
| Accepts Honorary Presidency
Philip Macdonald, presiden! of! the St. Dunstan's University Pro- | gressive Conservative Club. ap- /pounced that the Hon. E Davie! |Fulton, former minister of jus. | tice in the Diefenbaker Govern- ment, has accepted the honor- ary presidency of the St. Duns
Club
For the past two years Fulton has been leader of the! British Columbia Progressive) Conservative party and is seck- ing re-election in the forthcoming Federal election. as Conserva- tive candidate for Kamloops. § Mr. Fulton is identified with: the Fulton-Favreau formula for
Mr. |p
SENDS LETTER
In a letter to the University Club, Mr. Fulton said, ‘I am de- lighted to accept. May I say how very much I appreciate the careful thought with which your club issued the invitation: Al- though the office is an honorary one, please do not hesitate. to contact me at any time when I may be of any practical assis-
DAVIE FULTON
Police Probe False Alarm
MONTAGUE For the sec- ond time in a week the Mon- tague Fire Brigade responded to a 3 am. alarm. The latest occurred on Sunday morning when firemen were called to extinguish a fire in a mattress
In announcing the honorary presidency, which is to be be stowed -annually, Mr. Macdon- ald emphasized that Mr. Fulton is the Canadian who “best re- présents those ideals with which the youth of Canada associate themselves’’.
(sland News Page 228s
Eastern and Central Districts
in the. home of Oharles Burke, |MacLaren Avenue.- Although there was considerable . smoke,
The previous early morning call | was a false alarm and _ police are investigating.
Lack Of Reading Interest
“Communicat ions’ and Public
Relations’’ Mrs. Hallman,
life chairman.
Harbor and White Sands whom’ AFTERNOON SESSION
she had never seen. visited . friends. at Cross. P.E4
ular in. Chatham, Mass. beautiful” rolling fields and farms greatly impressed her,
of its people.
and also Commercial
reminded her, she said, of the. fishing industry so pop- Hosta MacDonald. , Two
Following a brief coffee b the second. session
noon was conducted = by
New|
the familY one of the major causes behind “ay.
reak
of the after- Mrs.
noon was to be chaired by Mrs.
led by Mrs. Olive Glau
The only use for electricity” tively:
l
more The discussions, one on ‘‘School Life and another on ‘Quest’ were
bitz,
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BRIEFS
TWO-DECKER GONE
jish Promotional group as
Halifax as criginally plan
a) ““it*stoo high for some of
DIRECTLY FROM NORWAY _.
to sail directly to Georgetown with cargo=for Gulf Garden Foods tAd. She was carrying 2.250 aluminum fish trays or
The above trawler. MV, Pero, under the command of Captain Odd Hanis, and 13 ¢rew members arrived in port
Thursday at Georgetown. She_
is the first Norwegian vessel
aluminum boxes trawlers
boxes. The are used at sea by
to pack with Ice. On arrival in port they exchange the full trays for empties. This method keepm@ fish set fresh at all times.
it
jtrolley buses in Halifax. bus was borrowed for the
TO HMCS CORNWALLIS
two Charlottet jyouths were enrolled in R.
Comar. A. Orton,
The recruits left Saturday HMCS Cornwallis to carry hasic training.
The double - decker® London | /, |bus which was used here during |Centennial Year has been taken ito Halifax to be used by a Brit: |
part |
lof their exhibit. The bus how- | ever, will not be used in tours in
ined. the |
|wires used ‘by the single deck |
The ex-
hibit opening in Halifax Oct. 10.~
Gary McKearney and Harvey , Cormier.
own
the Royal Canadian Navy by Lieut. officer commanding Canadian Forces re- | cruiting centre, ‘Charlottetown. |
for out
through
RED CROS
for so many
Give The United Way
Your help does so much
lit is hard for
LUMBAGO
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|take the remedy that has brought relief
|to thousands —TEMPLETON’S T-R Don't suffer a day longer than you
-C’s. have
to. Get T-R-C’s today. Only 85c and $1.65
at drug counters everywhere. For extra fast rebel, wse Templeton’s FL
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Cream Liniment in the roll-on bettle exter.
rolly. white FLAME Creom, $1.25.
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}lity of developing in their child- ~Shé.. said,.and.. most..of”all..the. Ontario, national....chairman. of, 7 3M interest in books and kind and generous ..hospitality school life committee and by
Jack Sands “Sieitrne. N.S., —_SPARK-WAS MERE TOY___Eastern vice - president, respec- |
WEATHER
of ther office says much cooler air was expected to enter the Maritimes Sunday night and to- causing cloudy conditions school drop - outs, unfilled minds 204 showers to move into all and human failures. * three provinces.
; : _| A few snowflurnes were ex-
The federation is waging a vi-
gorous public information drive, using every media, in an attempt to reach every parent over the next two years. They hope to orn half Eastern New Bruns- alert parents to the responsibi- wick Counties. Lower Saint John River Valley: Cloudy with show- to ers. beginning early Monday
growth mind and spirit for lack of books in the home. This. was called
New Brunswick Sunday night. Regional forecasts:
|improve the réading habits“ of “morning Cléariiig this evening: | pera foteccocoees | their boys and girls. An expert Much cooler. Winds southwest
and practical parents’ guide,| 15 shifting to northwest 20 Mon- with helpful hints~-and=-suggest--day ~afternoon-
_-=ton-—40 -and=33, - Fredericton and: The’ sponsors.-Canadian Home~ 54int Jobn=40~and=480-—-
and School and Parent - Teach- er Federation, represent | ng 3,- 800 local Home and School as Sociations from caast to coast voted by a wide majority to
town 12.57 a.m. and 1.25 p.m. At Rustico at 848 a.m. and 8.35 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte-
make this a $50,000 centennial town. Sun rises today at 7.05 campaign. a.m. and s.is at 7.03 p.m.
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.of the RCMP there. He is now
¢*j|member of Christ Church Parish
pected. in the hills of northern |
Prince Edward Island, South-.
ab ; ions_for_a. ho m_e_bookshel!, .isCharlottetown 45 and 50. Mone-) 0" - t 7X lessanidro: Volta~was~boen-—--Pxaner atmosphere_and_ plenty: fons. See = te Sess * —e ~ of-space. were previously stated 4VAilable free-of charge. ee
LOCAL
High. tide today at Charlotte- |
. ATTENTION
Montague, Morell,
Murray River, Souris
Your Canadian forces recruiting _feam will be in your town in the near future. Watch your newspaper for fur- ther information.
TO-NIGHT MONDAY, SEPT. 27—7:30° Birchwood High School
The Governors of The Dominion Drama Festival in asseciation with The Canada Council invite you to register for a
DRAMATIC ARTS WORKSHOP
Directed hy Curt Reis Noted Stage and Television Director
‘ead
There Is no charge for this course which runs for one month and vou can attend as many or .as few evenings as your
Mes, N. Andenmen's 4+ 4+ & 324 ¢ @ ee
Dies Yesterday NORTH RIVER DRIVE Tonight - Tue. an
Mrs: Mildred Anderson, 69, IN Show at 8:00 ,wife of Norman J Smee ' former officer commanding “L" ; ee division of the Charlottetown de- DIFFERENT ay FAITH, . A ea nat ot oe fal Ae tachment of the RCMP, died at i nos of our shin.” said
her home in Fredericton, N.B., , vesterday
Born in Toronto. Ont, she moved with her husband to Fred- lericton, N.B.. when. he was jtransferred to the “J” division
SKIN AND CALLING
Mother Mana. “Bul he
retired superintendent of that de- tachment
Mrs. Anderson was an active
Church and a member of Fred- ericton Red Cross Society
She is survived by her hus- band; one son Norman Wilfred. now home on leave from the RCAF in Germany: one brother, Clifford Crawford, Victoria, B.C.; | °* one half-brother, Wilfred Doan, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Funeral will be held from Christ -Church Parish Church, . Tuesday.
| Vehicle Reported
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Leo F. Rossiter, Morell, W 28 — ¥ sgyui'siinsicn mom | of”
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