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licvcd to have started irom the inmate and the flames were

Mined to tile t Firemen W at the scene for

Missionary Workshop Set For FintBaptist Saturday

Rev. Munro aA, no. will spoils at a mission ary workshop to he held In”? i rs t Baptist Church. Saturday. be- ginning at 2 p.rrlr and cnnlinu. ing until 6.30 p.m.

Mr. Baillat was born tn Swit- serlaad and when 13 became I Christian. was baptized a lid joined the Baptist Church. Fol» lowing high school and commer— cial training he became a bank inspector in Berna He was later sent to England (or language study and While there (all called lathe Christian ministry. in 1947 hr came to Canada.

He is I graduate 0! Toronto University. Central Baptist Sem- lnary and was I proiessor at the latter before coming to hlarilimes. He speaks English. French and German .

Re ls pastor of the I" re n all liaptist Church in Moncton and is co-director oi the La Bon- ne Nuuvelle Mission also in hloncton.

The workshop is held in In el-

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P.E.|. Regiment Gains Praise By Molar-General Moncel

"An excellent showing" w II‘ the way Major - General 11. w. . hioncel, 1350. one, CD. general , oliicer commandin n Command, rated the Prince Ed~ ‘ wrrd island iii-gimenl's parlor. msnce on their Inspection parade Wciincsdny

The reginlenl. with lquadrolla l imm Charlottetown, Montague. anti Summersidc. marched Train the Armorics and took up posi- ton on Grailon Street. in ironi or the War Memorial. ior inspec- him by the motor - general, Fol- lowing the marchpast. the unit marchnl back to the Armorics uhc squadrons gave

l—siand Man Is Named

Provincial physical education

iorl that the congregation be- come better Iniormed oi our overseas outreach and h orne mission program. The workshop will place special emphasis on home missions particularity La Boune Nouvelle Mission and the Grande Liane Mission bed. The other special speaker will be Winston Stecves oi Man-

on. Also included In the program will be slider. discussions and bull groans. play entitled PTW groin on Home Mission will be presented by the Tent: Levy Mission Society. Fosters made by the Junior and intermediate departments or the c h u rc h sdiiool will be judged and priacs awarde

cox lunches wiu iurnish the meal at supper- time. Parents are reminded that preschool children it is hopcd that the whole ton- srcg-tlon will take advantage oi this missionary workahopmit was its *

demonstration of training skills for General Moncel Ind bil party.

The regiment is commanded by Lt. Col. D. J. McCurmacls. CD. and sduadr commanders are as follows: A" Squad . M. E. Campbell: Squadron - Motor w. . . Vcale, CD: “C” Squadron-Mai- or S. L, Casely, MC. Parade lishl was we i H. .l, Collin. CD. STRONG MTLI'I‘IA URGED

General Mnncel. in his re marks to the regiment. compli merited the unit on its fine turn- out on parade. He said It is im- portant th in l Canadian y o u t h

ould serve three or four years In the militia because It " oes them a lot nT good." and h stressed the importance oi maln- lalning I strong militia in Can-

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He said that Charlottetown and Ithe entire province should be .proud of their mllltia unitI.

will be accommodated, “y no

a school board

director David Boswell has been which have attained a high stln- p

appoiniid a member oi a fiveudlrd oi excellence. tic Icongra- min comm-ma. by ih, camp“ i tulnted the r. E. l. neg t sand.

Amateur Hockey Association. The committee will advise

ihe CAI-IA In planning hocka

leadership institute programs,

_ Mr. Boswell Ilil‘l that this year

live regular ulna will

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tin being held at the Uni New Brunswick In On

LOCAL BRIEFS

CANTEEN BREAK

A break into the mnteeri of the North River Driverln theatre “m reported Wednesday night. RCMP stated that thieves used a wooden pilink to break down the door panel to lain entrance. then [a open a c from which approximately 6 canonaoi e et an slot car- :"3 M chocnla bars were Ink-

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NICHOLSON FUNERAL The iulierll Tor Georg. M. Nich-

olson who placed away a Al- hrrla. was held ycitard ai|err noon mm the Conchita nerd

Name to Lorne Valley Preth- iel'llh Church. where service was conducted by Rev. null Lowery. ltylnna sung were “The lard”: My Shepherd" ind Abide with Me", Pailhurm Were Allied Lowery. John all-

The. sugar MseAuley. Russell

" accused testified that Ilihouzi‘l

commanded by Lt, C, E. Mac»

nod pertormnnce,

Gregor. for Its Tilu appearance I

about 40 minutes.

SPEAKERS

(Continued from page ll conference on Laos will be applied to prevent thither de- teriorailon In the situation. arit- ain and Russia were ED'CTIIII‘I men of the Geneva conierenaa

Canada regards Lao: as the worst immediate trouble spot I the world.

The truce commission com- prises Canada. India and P»

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in Que- la it

Poland has refused in join a Canada—India Inspection learn on the Plains des Jarres where there has been recent lighting. wANTs TEAM removal)

The Polish commissioner. Marak Thee. has gone so lnr as to try to have the hlspectin team withdrawn from lighting area.

This situation ls believed to have been dealt with in corn- mission icooris to the archaic- men which may be made pub- lic in da . Poland presumably ban llled a minor- ' orl.

Outside the confelence. which ends Friday. private meeting. are being held on the possibill. tier :1 cool-pong defence pro

Defence Minisiar Paul Hell- yer and balance production Minister Charles M. Drury are holding talks with tbelr Amer. icaa. British and West German countemartsi

Mr. Hellyer and West German Defaoe Minister Kal-llwe voa Hussel are expected to discuss I German suggestion that Nina German starlighicr pilots be trained at the RAF base at Cold Lake, Alt

‘Ch’town RHS Chairman Appointed

cingwell MacFayde‘n. Men dowbnnk, has been namcd chairman of the regional high at trustees [or the area surrounding Charlottetown. was announced yes

by Malcolm MIcKezte. deputy minister at education.

r. Muanyden was chair- man oi the steering. or tanning. committee in the early stages at the develop- ment. and has now been select- ed as chairman by the execu- ‘tive council as provided tor to be not Act.

The rel which the new

Accused Testifies In Theft Case

Evidence was presented yea— iarday in Queens County Court belore Judge c. st. Clair ruin. or by Phyllis iMra. belthl Dick» leson. charged with iii. tboit oi $15,000 Train the New Glasgow ‘Dair‘y Company she testified till! she is not benefltttng train the money which WAS stolen.

Mn. nicklcson. while under examination by her counsel, ii. Rn MacDonald. testified “in! I lot ot the stain. money wool in- to iarmlng operations. Some re- pairs on the house were made Ind a second—hand car was pur- chisod. she a I

Under ciosa- e amlnation con- ducted by Deputy Attorney-Gen- erti:.i, Arthur McGuigan. the

she had kept no records of man-

Thc use will resume Mly 3|. when evidence will be prelented by I child welfare commission which has been appointed to look lnio aspects iii the In

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hacAoler. deem it Ind William Sulllvun. Interment; a: Place in on church conic

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905 I representative In machusettl Legiol re lIiied with I bill requiring r I IV! I bell which would ring (or

9y taken. she intendm to pay It u back

school will serve has been di- vided into eight zones. and en will naml I member to Lb board It a meeting tonight. Mr. MecKenzie added. This Will con. stitute I nine-man board. - cluding the cllIirmIn.

LIBERALS

IConIinued from page 1) Marcel lebert iPC Ed- monton West) laid Ill the lin- sllow thlt the Liberal tolls I. to keep In activo occurring on the

move. He said the city of Edmom aid for technical training under kderill-Dravln- cial programl lllt year than the province of Quebec. 'I'III city got 816000.000 against 61 000,000 for the province. hut dliierence was that Edmonton was prepared to emu“ tho

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program. Alternating French with ang- lish, he suggestc' that the prion o Quebec E‘nifl lane's aid in the Int election was lit. Liberal pledge to abandon inlni programs with the provinces. Mr. Leaoge definitely had OI “I.

limo, he . thIt the royal commission on bicultural- ism would include Inner Ipeatrtnl members train outside Quebec on well u lnllde, other languages I it olild he "pres named too.

FIRST WITH com!

The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. May 24, 1963.

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City Schools To leach French In Sixth Grade'

ny DON MacLEoD

Instruction In the French lan- guage will be introduced in grade six in Charlnlictown schools in September, and through time will probably be extended back until it in intrnduced in gr ad e three,

rarcly spoken ouisidc the clasp, room. French is taught here as an academic sublcct. with a minimum oi emphasis on using it an a living language. There Is little opportunity tor the student to use Frcnch In an English- speaking community."

Work Of Credit Grantors Is Outlined At Meeting Here

Arthur nullicd. Toronto. ser- Granlurs Association oi Canada. retnry- treasurer oi the Creditl withln the next Iew months. will Granturs Association oi Canada.i make a textbook. on use at cred- outlined the work being done by. it facilities. available [or use In the credit bureaus across the the schools. The book will cx- country for the rretiit gruntors. plain to students how tn use at the (list meeting oi the Credit their credit properly rantors Associnlon oi PEEL Mr. Bullled pointed out t’rlal ii at the Charlottetown Hotel. there was no form at consumer r. Bullied stated that it was I credit and It the cost or In an the basic principlc oi the crcdlt' tlcle exceedEd one pay choous grantors in all municipal only three out at 10 Canadians areas to pool the pay habit ln- could aiinrti to pay cash tor the lnrrnatitin of the consumers into article. Fortunately however Bi) fine central credit bureau They pcr cent ill Canadians are bcl~ information b in): based on‘ ter customers to the merchants three things: stability of pa y en a credit basis than on I cash I habit. slz-hility of employment basis, and stability of residence. . Mr Bullied presented the of Hr said Information as to pnyl Ticial gavel from the national habit nI consumers sent to the association and extended bes- credit bureaus by tho credit wishes to William .iuy, presi- L'ranlnrs is Incorporated Into the dintr and Ills [allow d‘reclorx in inleIdllal's permanent his his- establishing a credit grantor as».

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the high and low tor the 24. naiarthnn albumen In hut-é". hours divided by two was 50..now have co—oo hanks when ior example. the number oi do» they can borrow money tum a glee days would be elghl. and at former moneylenders WT"! that is how they use cumuutsd charged l3’1 m cent interest.

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In View of the Publicity now being Elven to sugaestions that provincial governments Will be asked to nive views to otlawa on hI-Culturallsm and opportunities of learnine French in schools.

Provincial departmeni nl edu- cailnn oi’i'icials also feel that French should be taught carller in schools. and agree that lock or qualified leacheri is a great drawback,

tories kcpl in the credit hu r- socialion on the Island.

Falls, More than Limo omnloyees The guests at the head table in the various credit bureaus in included Allan hlacLeod, Char~ Cnnnrla keep up in date over is lollelown, vice- president at the million such illos. Another 500I Island Association: Colin. Eime’r arc employed in the collection MacRae, representing the May-

or. K, A. Fnrkcr. superintenth nl‘ Charlottetown schools. was askcd to comment on present methods of teachine French. LACK OF TEACHERS

"lt Is generally accepted." or. Parker said. “that grade three Is ihc annroorinte Icvel tn sian the leaching oi French. This has not been done here because at the lack oi qualified teachers. The Charlottetown school board accepts the view that French should he taught earlier. and this luli will make the lirst move in

at direction by having French begin In grade six. ii is expect» ed that there will be two :5 minute periods oi French ior all sixth grades."

Dr. Parker said that one oi the drawbacks to student a tance of French is that‘ t

Driver Given 20-Days Jail

Vernon E. Reilly. 52 bur- cheaier Street. was sentenced to at days in Queen's County Jail on a charge at drunken driving_ by Magistrate A..l. l-iasiam in city police court yesterday

The time that the decoded has already spent In jail will be taken oil the 31-day sentence. the Magistrate said

Magistrate Haslam stated that the reason for Hie sentence of a) days was the result or his beliel that the accused had used per

jury In his testimony, Lester O‘Do

nnell was eoumeli for lihe deionce.

Calvin Russell. 19 Gordon Drive, was mmnded until this morning with hail to stand, on

Representatives Leave Today For Toronto

Mayor A. Walthen Gauuet and Mrs. Gandet are leaving by plane Saturday ior Toronto where l-lis Worship will nilend next week's annual mecting oi the Canadian Federation oi Ma- yors and Municipalities.

Deputy Mayor Walter Coll and city Comptroller John But» ler. accompanied by their win. as. are leaving this morning by car to attend the same gathcr— ingi They will be abscnt JPPI‘OXL matcly lo days.

Following the Toronto meet-

i ii of the same credit or ol Charlottetown: James Mc- bill‘PflllS, to recover accounia Tnguc. director. Murray Land- turned in by merchants. doctors» ers oi the Bank or Mo ntreal; dcnlisis. who are unable lo cal- Jack Johnston, oi the Charintles lerl iron-l the debtors themselv~ town Credit. Bureau. and w. P. as. Doull of the Haliinx and Barb He stated tliai the Credit mouth Credit Exchange.

I May Weather Said Colder

l Than Normal; Better Than '62

The weather thus far this ior example. and no plantings month has been slighin warm- are contemplated until Into er than a year ago bui it is next week. in [Is II can be much colder than normal. and learned. trust has becn record at Cumulative temperature read- Igrasa level several times in the lugs up to May lo this year. a lpast week. although air temp- Truro weaihcr observatory ‘cratures have not dropped to says. totalled AA “degree days" Illreczing. it was learned ycstcr.;at Charlottetown which is het-

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IOne Chance Meant Everything . . . One Chance Was All They Had!

.tlre Minister Ralph nanan llc.importanl right now hanausc Isnld nbout an times more nla,lthcy would ailect adversely oris than nun,Maoris cammitlcd ghoul plant plsnu

irape and similar olicnces in in» l cent years.

lng Mayor Gaudet and Mrs. day my Gnudet are leaving Immediate- oi'liclul weather obscrver 1y by air tar Landon. England. Experimental Farm here. where they will be gucsts oi the Lord Mayor oi' London ior sea ing of 23 degrees. for example. Vera! days. on Wedncsday night but the air Mr. and Mrs. Gaudl‘t Will al-ltr-mncrntilrc did not '10 below so travel to Coventry. England, 133. The air temperature is tak- visit l-lis wiirsliip'r sister.icn at three and one~hali to tour Bernadette (Gagsl. Mrs. feet above the ground and the George Huxford tor several diflrlence Varies greatly ii the days before returning to Cana.\night is calm end there is white on. lfrost. It varied by M degrees lreccntly when the grass level ggx cpmgs “SE ‘reading was TAT and the air tem- tperalure 42. Mr. Burns pxpiain- WELLTNGTON. New chinld ‘erl. II the night is windy or tReulerst — Maori natives are rainy. though. the tempera- almost entirrly lo hlamc tor the lipids at both levels are almost increasing rate at sex crimes Ill Isirnilar. it was explained. New Zealand. according to .lils-I The grass levcl readings are

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asparaio changes of drunken driving and dangerous driving.

Three men charged with being drunk and incapable were lined. , One was lined $20 and costs m- l

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days. another $15 and cool: or 10 days. and the third ms

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n Earns. .ier than the 29 degree days the at the laame time I

year ago. hut it is far below the normal of 33. t

There was a grass level nndwwas stated.

The number of “degree days" in a given period is computed. r. Burns xald, by adding the high and low temperaturzs [or a 14-hour period. dividing the result by two Ind subtractinl

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Addressed to his Ara nir- cnor. Dept. ot Fisheries, r. 0. box 550. aaliiax. N. . w i be received up to 12 o'clock noon. June l3. 1963, lot the construc~

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The no any lcndcr not necessarily ruined.

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