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THE GUARDIAN. .CHARLUI'I‘E'I‘OWN

SEPTEMBER 1o, 1949

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Dion stsvrs 569'

“WHERE OLD

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ApumpfachwIlIaolvaILWrIte for partlcularatg

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ATTENTION BURLEII

It has been roposed that September 15th be the last day for buyIIig stock In the Summerside Curling Club, for the 1949-50 season. -

I 1 THOMAS B. BISHOP and SON

' n0. Box 18s I lummerslda

It is necessary to have stock In the Club to Curl.

“It is necessary to close the membership at an early

Teachers Hold Convention In 0.'learyn__Schoolw

I The Teachers Convention

on Sept. 7th. with s very gratify- ing attendsn of 8B, especially as the Alberton Exhibition was held that day. The meeting was open- ed by the President, Earl Jelly. l3. A. of Unionvale. The Secretary, Mrs. Albert’ Maclsaac of Brae read the minutes. The following committees were formed: Resolutions: Lewis Mac- Kenzie, Mrs. Ira MacDonald, Mrs. Bendsten. Nominating: Mrs. Mae Palmer; Mrs. Pearl Duncan and Beatrice O'Brien. Press: Mrs. Al- bert Msclsaac, Marion Cook and Robert Frizzell. The President, Mr. Earl Jelly extended a welcome to all the new teachers of the area and to all others. Salaries, though impor- tant are only secondary - yet we all must live. Inpsector Merrit Callaghan of Alberton then addressed the teach- ers on the Course of Studies. Grades 1. 2. 3, Basic Readers. 4. 5. 6 New Readers. Aim is to have: pupils read as many supplemen- lary books as possible. The Grade 8 results show that Language is still poorly taught. a definite period should be set aside erh day for it. The Gage Co. are sending teachers to P. E. l. to conduct classes for the benefit of teachers using Basic Readers. The President then called on Miss Mary Gillis whose" interest- ing topic was language. A child should be taught to express him- self in speech before the mech- anics of reading. The teacher must encourage a larger vocabulary. phrases. etc.

~Mr. Lewis MacKenzie, Princi- pal of O'Leary School was the next speaker. His topic was “Arithmetic? The general IBWB of learning, interest. drill. etc.. were stressed. The next speaker was Mrs. MacCallum who spoke on Junior Red Cross work. Then followed a very fine de- monstration of Physical Training by Mr. Earl Jelly and his pupil! of Unionvale School. Re the report of the curriculum by Mr. Lirlstone. the difficulty of obtaining books for a small pro- vince likc PEI. was mentioned The Dept. of Education should be commended for its changes in books. Afternoon Session

The afternoon session with an able address by Dr. Lloyd W. Shaw of Charlottetown. Di- rector and Deputy Minister 0f Education. He bcgan by speaking of the excellent cartoon in ‘thc “Guardian" of Sept. 6th. entitled "School Opening“ and said it deal‘. with the interesting history o: rchonls. the home. the play-

‘ and the teacher were men- . _ The common element is th‘ Troll.

T‘ Pupil is enclosed as It ivcr in a triangle whose sides.

are first. the community- which incluclrs School. Church. Parents. Trustees. Playmates. EIC- The community is very important. Th8 second side of the Triangle l5 the teacher and the final side ‘the Dept. of Education. Dr. S118“! stressed the fact that the school functioned for the sake of the

pupil.

With the helps for nature study that are available, all teachers should be able to have a complete course in nature study. Dr- Sh"! mentioned that the Marltiml School Broadcasts have in their booklet many helpful suggestions for pupils. He highl recommend- ed Library Books a d Home and School Associations. The Dept. is seeking to further vocational training in connection with Prince of Wales College.

The language problem of dis- placed persons froin Europe was

' mentioned. All

opened vR

que, left Tuesday morning by bus for Boston where she will spend a two weeks‘ holiday.

brother, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lord. Central Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leard, Be- deque. left for Moncton Tuesday morning by car. They were sc- companied by their daughter, Mrs. Jerry Williams and son Richard 0f Windsor. Ont., who had been vis- lting her parents for the summer months. left for her home. Mr. Alden Leard, who Is on the staff at Mount Allison, spent his holi- days at home, nnd returned to take up his duties on Tuesday.

Among the students who left for different Colleges are: Alexander Green, l-lazen Hogg, Elizabeth Wright, William Wright and Mar- iomSchurman, CentrsLBedeque, to P. W. C., Charlottetown; and Ar- thur Toombs for Mount Allison. Adele Henderson, High School. Summersidp. and William Plneau. Miscouche Convent-B.

assistance should be rendered them by teachers. In conclusion Dr. Shaw stressed the

slogan: “Let us strengthen our fundamentals." Mr. MacKenzie of Charlotte-

town, Chief Supervisor was heard in a splendid talk re the change in text books.

Dr. Shaw announced that l5 days sick leave have been grant- crl teachers certified by Medical Doctor or Board of Trustees.

Mr. Earl Jelly and Mr. Winston Currie were elected to the Board o.‘ Governors.

The Resolutions Committee's re- poi-t was not complete for pres- entation. _

The following are the officers for 1949-50.

President: Mr. Earl Jelly, -Un~ Zonvale.

Vice-President: Mr. Winston Currie. Alberton.

Secretary: Mrs. Albert Mac- lsaac, Brae.

A vote of thanks was extend- ed to the Board of Trustees of O‘Leary for the use of the school. "God Save the King" brought the Convention to a close.

WOMEN STORM BANK! '0!‘ ANIMAL DOCTORS

LONDON. Sept 9 - (C?) Girls are clamoring to get Into the veterinary profession. reports the oyal College of Veterinary Surg- eons.

Seventy out of every 100 appli- cants for entrance to the college nre women. But not many are being taken.

"If all the women on the wait- ing list were admitted for train- ing at once there would be a heavy preponderance of women students." said a spokesman.

At present one in 17 surgeons on the college register is a wo- man. One or two of the women "vets" have been remarkably suc- cessful.

"They have completely won over the farmers whose animals they are tending," ssid the college spokesman.

"You're TIRED All. TNE TIME

It's Dodd’s You May Need! IEOAUSE-Paultyhidneys Isl excess acids and poisonous wastes stay In the “baht Kidna Pills help tasters yaurhidnsys to normal action-help you batter, emit bettenplsy better. Basureysugst tlie gassuina Budd's Kidna ' a favourite

la more than IisII a mutiny. You can depend an Deddbl

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All prospective Curlers who have no stock In the _ ‘ Compan , must get in touch with MR. LINDSAY " ‘ , Secretary-Treasurer, Myrtle Street, Sum- ‘ .._ merslde, without delay.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.

C 0 M F 0 It '1' nun‘ slurs son ITSELF

‘ussn cans AND Tnucits

REASONAILY PRICED FOR QUICK SALE

The purpose of insulating a house Ia In mini- mlsa the penetration of summer heat through walla and roof, and to help prevent Interior belt; In winter from escaping to the cold alr outside. When this Ia scientifically houses are more comfortable the year ‘round all become healthier and more pleasant plaoea In which to Ilvc.

. ‘I948 Chrysler Windsor Sedan. equip- 4 j pad with radio. healer. sacs covers. ' 11947 Spaelal Deluxe Dodge Sedan.

house upto

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why Johnl-Manvtlls selects only tractors who rate Iillh In shill and lntegrityt

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' I940 International 3-4 ‘Ion Panel

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ISLAND INSULATORS

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Professional Bards

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Ilro - Auto - Casualty INSURANCE '

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OHIBOPBAOTOB Palmer Graduate SUMMEBSIDE Tllﬁﬂll! and ﬁlturday Only ‘I1 Granville Phone 804-2

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Chartered Accountant ' Oﬂlee as ll Granville Street Phone Ml DUIIMEISIDI

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Complete Visual Analyses Olaaaaa ﬁtted IIONI II

IIALIJIANI BUILDING lusnasarslda. PJJ.

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Mrs. Charles Henderson, Bede-

WESTEIIN IIIIIIIIIAN

—‘II.GIJI.AB DANCE in Burling- ton mnce Hall, Tuesday. Stpﬂgm.

Mr. and Mrs. Hence Hunter. daughter Marjorie, and MnAIden w“ MacKnlght, St. John. N.B.. spent

held.“ ‘he new O-Lnry School the week-end with Mrs. Hunter's

bcr 13th. Good music.

merslde.

-00AI. — Unloading Inverness. Old Sydney, Albion Round and Nut. Sprlnghill and Coke during September. Place orders Immedi. 8W1)’. Layton Green, Albany.

—COMI r0 ‘l’!!! PLAY "3111. billy Courtship" presented by Ken. sington Presbyterian Players, Wil- mot Hall. ‘ﬂiursdsy evening. 8.30. Ice Cream. Candy.

Jnincisrowu United Church. Malpeque. Sunday. September 11th. 1949. Services 11.00 A. M. no P.M. Sunday School 11.00 A.M. Rev. James cross. B. A. Minister.

—UNIA)A ING MAIIGABEE 1n- verness O0 oﬂ’ car. Your business appreciated. Also a. car of good furnace coal.,P. J. Mclnnls, Port Borden. P. E. I.

4—B0II.DEN CHURCH SERVICE. Sunday. September 11th. at. 3 P. M. in Legion Hall. Sunday school gt L‘ P. M. Everyone welcome. Rev. D. M- FY3801‘. Minister.

—MY OFFICE will be closed from September 10th to Swteinber 20th inclusive. Dr. R. L. Noonan. Sum-

next week, close pi-ice'

—AN IMPORTANT Special Meet-‘ m; of the Ladies Aid of the PriiiccI County Hospital, will be held ln| the Nurses Home on Monday after-i noon. September 12th. at three o'clock.

—-MALPEQUE. Kensington and Freetown Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday. September 11th. Malpeque at 11 A. M. Freetown at 3 P. M. and Kensington at 7.30 P M. Church Schools: Malpeque at 11 A. M. Freetownat 2 P M. and Kensington at 7 P. M. Rev. .7. A McGowan, Minister.

-—WOMEN'S INSTITUTE CON- VENTION of the Cape Traverse Pleasant CircleHTryon and North Tryon. Crapaud, Victoria. Augustine Cove. Westmoreland. Maple Plains, Carleton Siding. Kelly's Cross, Lady F3"!- Hﬂmlllbn. DeSalble-and South Melville, will be held in Tryon Bap- tist Hall on Wednesday, Septem- ber 14th. Nt 2.30 P. M. Evening Meeting at 8 P. M. -—O0RR.EC'I‘ION. — In the R. T. Holman advertisement in our Wed- nesday issue an item headed Men's Wear. read "200 Pairs of Lisle and Nylon Hose" this should have been "200 Pairs Lisle and Rayon Hose." The section of the advertisement in which the error was made is repeated correctly in this issue.

—OHURCII NOTICE for Parish of New London for Sunday. Sep- tember 11th. 13th after Trinity. 5t, Stephen's. Burlington, Holy com. munion 10.30 A. M. (‘rhere will be no Sunday School at St. Stephen's this Sunday-l St. Thomas‘, New Imndon. Sunday school 1.30 P. M. Evening yrayer 2.30 P. M. 5t. Mimi's. Kensington, Sunday School 6.30 P. M. Evening Prayer 7,30 P_M_ At all services Rt. Rev. W. F. Bar- foot. D. D., Bishop of Edmonton, will be the Preacher. You are in. vited to worship with us. Rev. Bid- ner J- Davies. B.A-. Rector.

—ON MOTOR TRUE-Ml‘. Albert Mace. Mrs. Nettle Nelson of Ded- hlm. M1188» Mrs. Janie Wadhami and lVIr. Reuben Dlckieson of Ken- sington. motored through Western Prince Wednesday. arriving at

handy Lay-Away Plan.

PERENNIAL FAVOURITE ~

Our easy-solo: sip-on Coats, belted er loose. Fl". will“! Ind Swirls-with or without the smooth-thing

lIP-Ih lllIlllI - - - as the weather deems necessary.

BARBARA ANN

DRESS SHOPPE p Sunirnerslda

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Albert/on had dinner‘ at. the "Hllsldedhplay of Handicraft Work. etc.

Restaurant" then proceeded through to ‘rignlsh. then on to North Cape where they found the ﬁshermen busy engaged in prepar- ing the "Irish Moss" for shipment. On retitrn they attended Alberton Exhibition where they found a wonderful display of Live Stock and Farm products; also a beautiful

Later they returned by way of Mill River where they called us friends arriving at Kenslngton to Mr. Dickiesorfs where supper was served. Then Mr. Mace and chauf- feur departed for their “Summer Cottage" at New london Beach. wherelfr. Mace has spent many summers and has many friends.

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MAMMOTH LEGION

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Al‘ THE

DLII BIIIILING RINK. WMMEIISIIIE

SEPT. 12 t. SEPT.1

son rise I DIINAIIIIIN LEGION B.E.$.I.;

A Complete Week's Entertainment

Entertainment will include well matched Boxing Bouts between Top Notch Boxers and other Contests.

Details of which will 5e ‘announced later. l GAMES FOR YOUNG ANOOLD

Ona Continuous Round pf Man-linens ind Entertainment for all

A

loch Night

New Program

This Carnival Is conducted by ‘the lunimerside Branch of the Candles Legion Bil. S. L. and the entire proceeds used by them In the sponsor- Ing and equipping of a Ilegloa Band.

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