claII0l1 was organized last

oi‘the officials discussing the

mencement. From the left are. Malcolm Macl(enzie. de- put_v minister of education; Sister St. Thomas, Stella Ma-

“'l‘lie free society of today and the future demands indivi- diinls who are not only weir li'aIii-‘d and educated, but who are sklled and desirous of con- tinuing their education on their own. The skill that will make him more his own master is r. H.M. Na- son. director of elementary and secondary education of the dc- parlment of education of Nova Scnllfl.

He addressed a meeting in the common room of Moiitgom» ery Hall last night, which was ‘held for the purpose of organi- ins a Prince Edward Island c o u 11 e ii of the International Reading Association.

Dr. Nason spoke on todays reading need. a challenge to and commuii

what the association is oing to help.

The meeting was sponsored _v the Prince Edward Island

d in the improvement of read- ' :1

in_. .-\lso speaking was Miss Fl.l

A P.E.I. COUNCIL of the International Reading Asso-

nirvht. Shown above are some

p[‘()2I‘al'I1 prior to its coni-

o all persons who are interest cntary

ris School; Miss H. Eliabeth Orchard, supervisor of curri- culum. N.S., department oi education: Dr. Harold Nason. director of elementary and secondary education, N.S. de- partment of education: Miss Helen Yeo. head of the teach- er training depa-rtment Prince of Wales College.

Reading Said Key To Unlock Future

Elizabeth Orchard. supervisor [of curriculum for the Nova Sccr jtia department of education,

‘and an active member of I stew

il‘(‘:1(‘lll1g association council. lwoito KNOWLEDGE

j Miss Orchard spoke on de-

vcloping knowledge of words as a basis for independent reading as a task for teachers, parents and communities.

l 'l‘lie purposes of the Interna .llotial Reading Association are llo improve the quality of read-

study and research into

[reading problem and to devel- jop the awareness of the impact tot’ reading on the citiens.

icre are over 300 local and |l.\'l'l('l8IlOl1 1 over the world, , and members of these meet an- . l1ll2lIl_V zit a convention center to

discussnew ideas and methods

i in reading.

Officers of the P.E.I. Reading He-

‘Council are president, Miss

len Yeo. Prince of Wales Col- lege: vice-president. Miss Eli- nor MacDonald, St. Jean Elem- School: secretary. Sis- ter St. Lucius. Birchwood High

‘School: treasurer, Claude Wood.

superintendent of schools.

in: instruction at all levels by

, intcrnicdiate councils of the as-

ISIAND NEWS PAGE

Western And Central Districts

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs, Feb. 20, 1964. 3

Provincial Secretary J. David airt said yesterday there is “a crying necessity" for the con- -struction of the $4,500,000 prov- inoiiail building here.

Mr. Stewart. speaking in the Legislature during the draft de- ibatie. was replying to st'a.t:cimcnts made the previous day by 5th Kings Lilberal George Pr-rzziii-soti who said the province could not afford the building at this time.

Inspection Set Tonight

TIGNISH -— 'Ilhe ’I‘iginish Air Cadet Squadron will have its semi-annual inspection tonight. The iinnspection had scheduled earlier in the week but the recent storm ca-used its postponment.

to be operated by either

e Cihv or the Charlottetown Board joy to .beh01d-- when cam,p1eted_ of Trade —

main roads were opcn a-id plows were working on sec- ondary no-ads last night in the uake of the wint.et"s filth snow storm.

The plow dispatcher‘ at (h.'.' lnitetown reported that plows mails heavy going and as ti rc- I sull it may be some time before - main roads are widcnrrl. Plows in the Montiuziw m‘t‘H were working all night in an at- tmnipt to open roads for school

(‘NR tntiin dispatcher Fulton Prnude reported last night that. the plow train which Tiiesday night was stuck outside Soitris,

return to Charlottetown tlltlis

mrrning.

TRAINS MOVING

The train which was stuck 1" 0961! drifts at Vernon pass- River

The highway from Charlotte- wn to Sourts was open but

yesterday was postponed and s 9la.voff hockey game between Georgetown and Souris was ‘I50 postponed.

At one place some miles east of Sourls. a drift 24 feet high was "llorted.

N WEST In the western end of the pro- ' . ry_ and "Finnish regional high schools

“iv roads. The main highways In West Prince require a lot of Widening and meeting is diffi- sult in many places.

Parts of the Trans Canada IIIIIIIW8)’ in the Summerstde In-ii are bare and plows last mtfllt were laid up for servtcintl. 5"‘ I! will be out today piowtns

Plows Working On Secondaries

secondary roads and widening ‘main ones.

Motorists are advised that extreme caution is required

‘\\'Il(‘l1 travelling all roads

1 |‘ > — “*2 -WNW finding‘ the S(‘('ltIl(l1ll‘_V‘M‘lNESTER

I(‘.ont.lniied from Page 1) ‘is concerned. most visitors to ithis province come from Mesa- zicliiisetts. followed , Ne York. New Jersey and Connecti- l9t-‘»4. Mir. Stews “ hopeful that this will be -the finest year the lprovtlnce has ever experienced as far as the tourist industry is concerned. “We are hoping that with our Centennial celebrations we wll

we are one of

over the 12-month period. maln- l_v because of the conventions booked for the year." Mr. Stewart said that von-Hons RIO KOOCI for the toll- ‘ "Convention dele- gates, in a sense." he said. "are here to work but also take time oﬁf M see province and iii‘ they nle_ im- scd I1

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EXPECT BREAKTHROUGH Referring to the schedule of events for 1964, Mr. Stewart said “we feel these events will give us ti real breakthrough in the tourist industry." Mr. Stewart outlined the struc- ture of the Centennial admlnlr ation in the Dl‘0Vl|“-‘¢» SEW“? "tho people of the province owe this group a debt of 5'|'3m“d' for the efforts It has put into .nur Centennial." The minister singled out Mrs. ‘Frank Ross who. he raid. ‘hill iortzanized a comprehensive WV ‘,2:-pm for all province's school lcliildren. which will be one of the oiitstanding thitlﬂl OI C93‘ tcnnlal celebrations." ; Mr. Stewart said that the W0‘ -vlnce is also receiving "wonder-

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lpnrtment of National Defence." lira may "we have been assured that all three service ~— Arm.‘- .jT\':ivv and Air F‘orce—-will Pﬂm‘ jcipntc in events throuclioiil "'6 year We couldn‘t silk fol‘ 599' tor co-operation than we are re-

Dealing with the outlook roi-

“This is done in Hail-‘tax. . and Saint John. Let us not lag -behind." he said.

He mentioned the accomoda- tion problem expected in the coming summer and spoke of the necessity for Islanders to open their homes to paying

2

s .

The minister advocated "a farming effort" on the part of those engaged In the tourist in-

dustry.

“You must work at it all the time." he .93‘. _BEAUT1l-‘ICATION PLANS Mir. Stewa . sirzgestcd "tlie removal of old unsightly bulld- ings" from rural areas. and said the Municipal Affairs Dept. is willing to assist in this.

He spoke also of the need for an "urban beaiitlficatioii pro- gram" to match that of the

I

are shale pits left by contrac tors and by the Department of Highways, commenting that I-liiglrways Minister Phillip Ma- theson has promised to look into the matter.

HANDICRAFT COURSES

Mr. Stewart reported that there had been 466 participants in-the province's 40 courses given during the year in a variety of handicrafts. lncludimz weaving.

He also noted the amalgama- tion of town planning and pro- fessional planning u-nder Walter de Silva. "now a permanent civil servant of this province."

Mr. Stewart stressed the im- portance of this department

lCrying Necessity Seen For Provincial Building

The provincial secretary said

been I been written in 1945 by the P.E.I.

for the establishment of a con- mdlay he Sal vention bureau in Charlottetown, t th

lReport Has ’New Look’

the financing of the structure would be done "over a long period of time."

He ma-inlzaiined that it is a case

ILIBERAL

not being able to do without the building.

(Continued from Page 1) al high schools in the p|‘0VlllC|. l particularly those which serve‘ the 4th Prince area. i He said “five schools" were within a hour's drive of his home. Premier Shaw commented from a c r o s s the floor that "that's pretty fast driving." Mr. MacKay said that tu- though he certainly approved of the building of the schools be

different ‘- h ti 1 I

strict: were laid out they should have beer. zoned," he said.

He commented that these re-,: gional high schools are gradual ‘ Iy eliminating the need forl Prince of Wales College to car ' ry grades 11 and 12. and recom- mended that the institution be made degree-granting.

ASKS ABOUT ROADS

Liberal government defeated in 1959, made several inquiries about the all-weather road be- ing built between Charlottetown and Borden.

Mr. MacKay wanted to know why the road was being built over "the best 35 miles of road l on Prince Edward Island". 1

"Why not pave some road for l people of the province who are wading through the mud?" hot asked.

Mr. Matheson explained that‘ the Trans-Canada highway Isl "Provided by (federal) statu- tory provision" and that the‘ money couldn't be used for any other purpose. (Here sev ‘ eral opposition members ex- pressed disbelief.)

"New Brunswick thought they could get an extension to Shed- iac and even posted signs say- ing the road was a joint pro- ject of the two governments. They couldn't get it." Mr. Ms- theson went on.

Mr. MacKay concluded the discussion by commenting that it was “too bad they had to built over such a good road as that."

The P rin ce MLA will con- tinue his speech when the Leg islature sits again this after noon.

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