Sees Need For.Greater Education Contributions

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BRISTOL

The sincere sympathy of this is extended to Mr.:‘Joha

Her funeral was held from the

to Tracadle for

as “Joe the mall driver" eatiie. ant taasag medical treatment at Montague. were recent vtsi- Tho Guardian Pggg 19 route he covered for years and.

in Charlottetown and visiting her tors to Georgetown. ' years with a horse drawn veht- _ ‘on M, 1-beggar. Layers a nd Tuesd‘ys DOG 17» e|e- None who ever knew Joseph M"- Willem Bruce lei! wly ' ‘: Mr. B H. Stewart left last weeti I —"-_““'"" °;Hl1|1€¥ WONG Pill 1118 4001' in the week for Charlottetown, M” L""'' .,o,. mu,” Onum, when he visitors to Georgetown. W "am nun“ . cm’ In yam!‘ when The Wm raid. for H” Mr. A A. Moslter of Montague will visit with his daughter, Mrs . - 9 er " of 0". v°uu' MN liq. “nut ‘ was a business visitor to George Albert Hobbs and Mr Hobbs Mm’ Doroihy Simmonds‘ * lo“ 0. -fund‘! liand Mrs. Donnie Simmonds it Mr J B Pltivtin Rt-id of Rollo daughter Lharlette of (Jtariii W.A. Paterson left early Bay. sheriff of Kings County was tovtn. were recent guests at ll.-

uor drinking and here knuckle’ ﬂlhllﬂl J00. was one who Could‘ Mr. John Murphy was a bust- make peace smontt men III‘ M” - ties: visitor to Charlottetown ear-

0‘Neill residence . . . . ii he t V , ttei _ _

By l"0RUL'$8 IIIUDE The .W percentage compai-ed‘apparently more interested in ld- 0‘ b'".“‘ we" “‘ r:,‘.,‘(i’:vnTowh,,n f-""|y‘2‘nnd‘ 03,: ly m the “wt in the week for Boston. Mass.,ia business visitor to Georgetown j home of Mr. atid Mrs. NW. Iimt

ciiiisdias Preu Milieu Edits: with .23 in the Ut:lted bl: lot Dﬂvﬂltlzla and other Ill:u.l’y 0 V P1 - mum‘ we mm, mm, ”,m_ Friends of M” EB. Mu_L_r_ ‘ where he win visit with retativeii. Iasl weeti. |-en. ~ -,m..,. _Amet-icancorporae Hag itentstliaa basi rese . . t ' -

dutgsﬁizogobiﬂmfnu " E: Q...“ mo 91- mum in [-.. - “The” wen“ we be rrcuu‘ m:ﬂ¢:igiInptIy'l.ﬂr-‘gilt; hgfgaﬁi. L “my ” um um.‘ ::np:Leen'l°r::’ :;:ehel.Jn;:.iC‘::n:; Mr. Gordon Gotell and Mr Al- Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Batchtldet‘. Miss Gertrude’ I-‘ttclﬁerpliil. ‘slud-

‘ .0131 .andthisear'Cana- . ' ‘ . I M II Wedsd,l)e-M:T l!\I~Dold itvt tnitrseattie‘aroeown crease their contributions if edu years it I need to shift the emphasis from Wm be mm to Ian um he The nu that people had aboullmemm-ml Hosp“, in Monl“ue1cIen'nbe:Il'“he‘IwtI:lh . lrf|lf.k akyad 0Hchrl;dret'~]iii;in:-1 Mart‘ Rnlt:,el‘lan‘:Igh;imr:’§p"al‘ “as the weekend gun‘

calloflll problems are to suited, says a rt issued Wed-

“ diati rate might exceed the Ain-

erican.

our national objective of

is time. Mr. McCarthy was very

forgotten about seems to be sink» .3 .1; ' h h, t mm c in‘ ‘Inn ‘Dd seven] people "Gil" Vl" 7 ‘n “'5' re the Boston motored to the city on Wednes~|3I lltsiztrlgiieairrntzigts. Mr. and Mrs. W.

to good hum!‘ Chrtztertnas trees ion

repo the m.,d,y byEdthe‘ﬁndustrlel !'ound- ‘Phfoé $2..:7..n0tl0cogi;eii1in “kg?! thedworld to the in poorly . ya, "0 but C ‘m. reported down with it. ;day. December 4th. stion on uc on. [$5 III In In 93 V9 P70 °“" °°°' through It Is hoped he will come Mrs. Mabel Lavers has return- - v u . . ' ' - ' ‘ » M. A. H. S ed M . L ll .1 f Mtd- Mr. Lloyd Vlalker. son of Mr. it says there is no hope of ex accounted for 8.2 per cent of uni nomic and mill position in an but to hen" hum, won ‘um wgekklllsgexas in order here last. to her home in Georgetwon. Mm‘; on wedn:°5‘;:;i geulriag '.”::w'ur :om(::0:“,(o“n ‘M M” Spurgeon Wu“, I,“

lenslve improvements in endow- mt-nl funds and it is impractical to raise student fees above their.

versity capital and operating costs of OII.ltIo.wo. 1! giving had been at the ‘one-

lncreasingiy competitive and dan- gerous world situation.’

reco mends continuous co- ordination among education auth-

at St. Peter's Bay

The St. Peters Catholic church is to g on

e cold snap iroui the mud‘ bu‘ me mg mud‘ ‘wk week in Charlottetown with her Very mngerous deslme the ‘'0' daughter. Mrs. Johnnie MacDon-

early, in the week for St. Jeans. . where he will take his Master Denny Landry of Mon-lbastc training with the Royal

4th, after being a patient in the‘ recently Veteran's Wing of the P.E.I. Hos- pital. I

pl't‘~CIII level.‘ pep . can mg, 1; would hlv. I k. A" lh d i scores are on th m ‘M d M _ M Do ‘id’ . . _‘ , . The foundation and its report “ken cu». 0; mm. 9,.“ owing” oritles. business. government fmgiw wgrok h“ be; rﬁcngvg _ V?" E ‘C “ M B. Dd mm taggfmis tppr gusts‘; of ‘hints’ grattjd Lanadtan Air Force.

3“ 5" °““"° °' we ”u°°" °' "W39 - "°“”' from the walls and the entire MI" Mme M°C'm‘y' .""°h" Mr. and Mrs. I-‘loyd Jay were lei“ r.n;,c:r h (i-fem. e, pg.“ hm ‘ ' in,“ Carol walk" student

t‘0"l“”-’"“° °” °"‘I"°°m"' ‘dew Th‘ T990?‘ “Id |I~ﬂ“l“¢l Il|dI' The med I" mcr°"‘"' corm" body of the main church shingled ‘I. Queen Sq"”' sch”! "' H‘ E in Coveliead Friday night. attend—. SW '01?!‘ lb“ om p". m ‘gm. P ‘ lnuirse at the prmce 58“ ‘rd 1,.

lllll: and technicallqr:anpowée°r‘l;enl‘d cate university enrolment will in. afeta¥hwas t)"l|I)’l:lflL ofbtehe sub- with wood smut“ mm a new C.I(;y.fhaslh¢one~ t? the city to're- mg . shwer m honour of Mr. . Chat;l:"ee‘r0wn nlposapipzlten « Mr Fbbv “Wm! of Anna“ ‘and Hospnal was 1. weekend 51' Andrew" ' " m P i c ma" kc’ em 5 on .30 SPIN I135 I-3°99 9|'¢'~"°d °“ “'9 " e or C Wm er mom 3 at". and M"5~ -I°5¢Ph R93d)'- I I ale, and Mr. William Acorn of guest of her Parents‘. Mr. and

I got 1956. under the sponsorship U; 3 wide range of business and intItt.stt‘iaI firms.

The report deals with the role of itidustry in financing education

but also touches on responsibiIlt- um

.9. (II Canadians towards colleges and universities.

It has been suggested. the re- port \ays. a reasonable goal for t'til'|)Ul‘8IC giving to universities mlﬂhl be one per cent of profits b('IUI't‘ taxes.

Actually the rate of giving in 1955-1956 was about .00 per cent

t-ease roin some 73.500 in

1967 to mono in 1085-1900. Cap- ital expenditures are expected to Nqulre . .000 in that per- iod. or about $30.000.000 a year

suggested one per cent. on basis of present enrolmen. might be a greater amount than should be borne by industry and

the performance required of four educational system may be far in excess of current demands it we are to maintain our position rel- ative to other progressive na- tions " -

g said

; not. with certain exceptions. es-

a de- termination of objectives and the educational p e r f o r m ance re- quired to accomplish them.

"One of the factors that stands out significantly In our studies." the report. “is the fact that business responds well to an or- ganized campaign, but it does

tablish policies of long-term giv-

ART FESTIVAL

Vancouver's first annual arts festival starting July 19 is among

front. That makes it look more like a church then it has for sev- E .

s danger of falling. The re- ed church looks real nice now es- pecially when drivtng along the highway. A city firm tract of the big job.

years. since the old brick pire was removed owing to the odell- has the con-

The many friends here. expec-

ially the older class, regret to learn of the death last week his residence in Goose River, e late Joseph 0’Haiiley. Well at Montague. was a visitor in ents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay. dur-

at of Mr. John White. Game warden

making the round trip daily for almost three months. Some of the

roads are getting bad now. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie MacDon- ald. Charlottetown. were week- ‘ Mrs. George Jay spent a few end visitors at the home of Mrs. days the first of e week in MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Lorne Valley. with her son-in-law Mrs. Edward Jay. ;and daughter, Mr. Earle MacDonald. Mr.

Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.

d Brudenell, were recent business

I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jar-ksott

NOW

The “I-‘lu" is now making its rounds in this vicinity where sev- eral are confined to their homes.

‘*0 INTEREST

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and Mrs. Reg Mac.'\'evtn. Charlottetown. visit home of Mrs. MacNevin's par-

SAVINGS

-or loss than a tenth — of this stnuuiit. DOUBLED IN 1957

liiiwever. indications are that 19.3? contributions will more than double those of 1956. with some‘ coiiipanies giving generously and some giving little or nothing.

th along in the late evening of life Pisquid East. Monday. in the weekend. M

r. O'Hanley was so well known Mrs. Edward Jay spent th e

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ENROL ONLY FRACTION 1953 cemenmu.

t present Canada was enrol- ling only about eight per cent of her college age group. compared with 3 per cent in the United States.

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