ly elected president of the P.E1. Federation of Home and

School Associations and Lé.- :

Col. Leo F. Macdonald, pro- vincial vice-president, are seen at the Provincial Vocational Institute prior to last night's installation of executive mem-

NATIONAL PRESIDENT SPEAKS

Home And School Federation Not To Tell How Schools Run

“Spotlight on the family in [* the responsibility of each in- ;demic,

modern education’ was the topic | of'a panel discussion which con-| cluded the

ward Island Federation of Home and School Associations.

Panel members included Ray Thompson, Saint John, N.B., eastern vice. : Mrs. Aud-

rey Van Sickle, Ontario, execu- pli

tive secretary; ‘Mrs. Olive Giau-

bitz, Ontario, national chairmay

sthool life committee, and Hallman

Marjorie , New Glasgow, N.S., family life chair-'

Mian. «Chairman of the program, na- J. Sands of

Mibility to see what is being ee

greatest need is parental | Ee the need to focus our tion on main issues in our)

home and our communities, he,

a quéstion peti the Pie gs regards to what is being done

‘Zegarding “violent” programs’ television to which children | exposed was answered joint- | by the chairman and Mrs. |

Bickle who explained that the

@BC was asked to reduce pro-

of violence during the) ours when children usual-| fy watch television. A-vast alter-| ation was not possible because

e lack of funds.

ln response to another an | tion dealing with tuition not be, ing payed by city pupils who go to the Provincial Vocational In- stitute, the principal Mr. Tellan said a fee of $10 is payed | Tiy every student and transpor- = to and from the institution |

DEATHS

CROMWELL — The death oc- wurred at Ridgewood Hospital, | Monday, Sept. 21, 1965, Sa Roy Cromwell, nee Molly Currie

af Wyckoff; New Jersey. A mem- orial service will be held from the MacLean Funeral Home this fmorning at 11 a.m.

MORRISON — Suet Ge Eence Raver

Island Hospital on September 4™Mth 196 of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Morrison | of South Pinette, private fu- neral this afternoon from the Gillis Funeral Home at 2 o'clock. Internment in Belfast Cemetery.

DWAN — At the Charlottetown Hospital Friday, Sept. 24, 1965, ‘John J. Dwan, St. Peter’s Bay, in his 80th year. Resting at the Charlottetown Funeral Home from this evening at 7 o'clock. - Funeral will be held Monday morning leaving funeral home at 8.30 for Requiem High Mass at St. Peter’s Bay church at 10 o'clock. Interment in the | church -cémetery.

_ WALKER — The death occur- | red in Dartmouth, N.S., on Wed- |

2

Church, Fort Augustus, at 9.30 | gram is Mr. and Mrs. W.A- Led- a.m. Interment will be eT M federation president

Mac- | will

The death oc- |;

dividual student.

ROLE OF FAMILY

Mrs. Hallman explained that | the role of the family is: pre | school preparation, inspiring the | children to learn and rewarding

with parents unless parents fic meet the teachers half way.” In summing up the day’s pro-

that most parents who come to

“lassociation meetings are not

highly edueated people and that

for the benefit of everyone.

Projects completed by the as- sociation in the last year were ireviewed during the afternoon

Gets eiien wae Sees Aye | panel discussion featuring (of youngsters as ready to members~ of the national ex- [enemas s. ecutive of Home and School ae

— He stated that only two per cent of youngsters can be call-| ed juvenile The)

accept | young: |

Lions Receive Entries | In0 LearyBabyContest }

O'LEARY — The main topic! A god response of entries em of discussion at a meeting of the been received, he added, and the, Lions Club here Thursday night closing date for entries.is Spt. 30. | | was the formation of the Lions Th contest will be open from | | regional band. Wendell Turner, Ot. 4 to Oct. 3 with prizes for | chairman of the committee, in first, second and third place, | giving his report, read a con- babies. Vote containers will be tract letter used by the Ken- placed in community shopping sington Lions and their school! areas throughout Prince County, | board on the ownership of the he said. instruments purchased for the Club members were told that Hallowe'en candy was on order | It was agreed to adopt a sim. and when received they would} flar contract with the approval be selling to si surrounding af the Elementary and Regional communities. * members High School Board. agreed ie Ss hold a The chairman of the Centennial Hallowe'en masquer Baby Contest, Ian Strang, report- providing facilities ar are ae ed that a circular letier and A gift was voted to the con- entry form were forwarded to testant who senemnaet the club! all parents whose babies were in the “Queen of the Furrow"| born in the Community Hospital contest in the Prince County | here in 1964. plowing championship.

Island News Page

Western and Central Districts | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 25, 1965. 3

ee F he

| High School who attained the highest mark in the year’s |-work, was presented to Elmer

Evangelistic Youth Meeting Scheduled For September 28

Arsenault, center, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Arsenault, by high school principal Sister Mary Arnold. Bruce Arsenault, left, received the Mrs. C.F.

delinquents. record of adult criminals is four, suMMERSIDE — The Atlantic times as great, he added. | Provinces crusade committee, in “Most parents don't take time |-o.operation with the Billy Gra- to talk and laugh with their pam Evangelistic Association, children,”” he said. | wil will be holding a youth rally, He continued by saying that/Tyesday, Sept. 28, at Trinity parents need to learn to under-| United Church here beginning at stand and communicate with|7.30 p.m. with Homer James

their children. He said that the adult world

hands of an 18-year-old after a, vocational and educa few .months of training and say) jtion for leisure were discussed re is mature are ree on this is - jand explained program. = ae ee | eens OF MEETINGS [sponsibility of coumaeines — living. A series of public meetings,| Dr. Parker also accused par- lone in each county, with panel ents of doing a great deal deal of ‘discussions on higher education double talk. ‘‘not living by the

will put a jet bomber into the|

and Stan Izon, members of the |Leighton Ford Canadian team. Homer James comes from Ot- tawa, and is well-known to peo- ple throughout the Atlantic Prov- inces as a result of his singing with the crusades which were held 18 months ago. He is rapid- ly becoming a favourite soloist for rae crusades, as well ‘ asa radio and television

He recently won nation-wide,

gram, Lt.-Col. Macdonald said Bs

the program should be simple)

of the association, In her report MacDonald

mee tet ee Et ae eee of their organized to

The nis were

stimu public. interest with| ‘Following are the provincial

the hope of creating desire for | executive: ent contest on the CBC television

— information. Mrs. Stewart MacDonald, presi- | network. } Gleeson, |

A great deal of promoting was'dent; Mrs. Jeanette done to interest the public in|treasurer: Lt.Col. L. F. Mac FOLLOWS IN FOOTSTEPS subscribing to “Quest,” the of-\donald, provincial vice-president; |_A cousin of George Beverley ficial home and school magazine. | William Ledwell, first vice-presi- report also stated that/dent of Queens County; Mrs. second

acclaim in Canada as a result of his winning. a coast-to-coast’ tal-|

heme. the footsteps of his famous) relative, using his dramatic |

the. lives of thousands. Stan Graham organization !ast March | as an executive associate of the! Ford team. Long active

in churck affairs, he has been in-| in the work of the Gra-

ham organization since 1955. His, activities include crusade direct-|

‘Western Hospital! six

lent of City Schools, was the af-| ternoon speaker. He spoke on “The Challenge to Today's, Parents.” He told the meeting |

Izon joined the Billy |

‘ing, publicity and advertising, |

and special projects. He =

head up the forthcoming Atl

tic Provinces Youth cielarenne | - be held in Moncton, Dec. 27

39.

‘Mr. Izon is a member of St. Philip's Anglican Church- in Weston, a suburb of Toronto, | where he has a large teen-age | Bible class. His youth work in| the past has taken him into many

| ment issues; skating and in-

« Canadiens Open Training Camp

MONTREAL (CP) — ‘It was\ing day of Montreal. Canadiens’ _Speeches, influenza shots, equip-| pre-season training camp. | In addition ot the National

|

and numerous churches in Tor-! struction in a new exercise pro-| Hockey League Canadiens,

onto. He has come in contact | with hundreds of teen-agers in|

|this way as he has conducted

evangelistic youth rallies and | ‘wae hootenannies”’.

EASTERN FUNERALS |

SMITH FUNERAL — The fu- neral of the late Janet Smith

Shea, soloist with the Billy Gra-| of Roseneath was held from St. | ball season, signed his team, Homer has followed! Andrew's Presbyterian Church, ‘tract with the Indians Friday.

Montague, on Thursday, 3, at 2 p.m. The service was

and What a Friend We

| Shepherd ;

Have in Jesus were sung by the | |pended him for the rest of the’

choir accompanied by Mrs. A.F, |season Tuesday ‘for engaging organist. The pall-|in physical attack with a base-,

hearers wére ‘Frank Donahue, ‘ball

| Harold Gordon, Cecil Buchanan, | Larry Sherry.

Campbell,

#2dward Donahue, Calvin Smith: | and Moodie MacDonald. Flower | bearers were Earl Moore and | Glen MacLaren. Interment took

place in the United Church ceme- tery, Georgetown. |

gram, when more than 980 Cleveland Barons of the Amer- hockey veterans and hopefuls) ican Hockey League and Hou- reported Friday for the open- | ston Apollos — Montreal's new

\Dr. Parker _ ae a od |they grew up age |taeir chien are Grewing Go T ay Again Accredited | He went on to say that he is) Today commencing at 1 p.m. io up with —— about how jaesten ee ee

y Rennes. rate R; |the Province participat-| has received word from the Can- i “At no time in human history, |ing for top honours as the 1965) adiam Council on Hospital Ac-

ps

‘Championships get underway at the Charlottetown Gun Clubs

of Trap,

treditation that it has again | pwarded accreditation to the This status is awarded as the |

Is Approv

Repayable over #0 years at | |S sai ie bee

annum, the loan if ures

| Geena” t-te hospital and | renovation work.

| For projects completed by |

March 31, 1966, Prince County

benefit from a forgiveness |

of B&B per cent of the loan

| @mount. The loan brings to eight the | number approved for P.E.I. and.

RC Family Group Meeting Sunday |

Members of the Christian Fa- miy Movement.

g

A new ‘brought in by the nominating |committee, of which Louis But- ‘Jer is chairman; end reports will |be given by executive members | and by the chaplain, Rev. Am

lier chose William Kay, -one=0f oo isg © the outapoken leaders of the Te town cent postal strike, as president! in preparation for the ic| oak ts Weeumn ome wae

s7

COURT KEPT BUSY The United States Supreme

ALBERTON — The adminis- Court receives 3,000 petitions stantial and well _- tration of the Western Hospital yearly and hears personally raise” in his new contract. The 4 $1.65 at drug counters ‘salary figure was not disclosed. |

about 160 of these.

at frenol club im the Central Pro ‘ | League—are at the Forum. Pedro Gonzales |

Canadiens’ general manager

| Sam Pollock outlined the train- Signs Contract [ing program.

This.-year*the “Stanley Cup.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Pedro. champions have adopted. a new Gonzalez, Cleveland infielder | training “formula, whereby "they ‘who is under suspension for the | hope to cut down the number of remainder of the current base- | groin and leg injuries encoun- 1966 con- ‘tered by players in the early

| days of camp. There had been reports that! * Bill Head, Canadiens’ physio- Gonzalez would not return to therapist, designed a new ex-

tenor voice and winning person-| eonducted by Rev. Basil C. Low- |baseball next year after Ameri-| ercise program following last ality to bring spiritual impact tO) ery The hymns The Lord's; My‘\can League president Joe year’s playoffs. Members of the

\Cronin fined him $500 and sus-, ESCAPE HEAT IN HOLES

People in the mining town of Coober Pedy, Australia, escape

bat” on Detroit pitcher,

| homes in artificial caves.

ASTHMA truce

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS Are = off work, unable to eel

‘ use wheeze — Paul, paesident and gen- pecan? Toke TEMPLETON'S RAZ MAH | jeral manager Indians, specially made to help asthma sufferers said Gonzalez received ‘‘a sub- breathe more easily, so you can work deserved and sleep more comfortably. Only &c everywhere.

The incident occurred in fifth inning of Monday watts game in Cleveland after nny \had thrown two close pitches Gonzalez.

\the desert heat by making their |

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Morrisey scholarship for the »

boy. having the highest mark in the provincial grade 10 ex- aminations. He is the son of

| Canadiens have been following it since August.

Another innovation at thie camp is the routine followed for the first two days, No scrip mages will be held before Mom day and only light skating drills

j are scheduled for the first two days.

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Friday. ‘event which will have the cream! maintained the standard re- Mr. Kay was president of the of the Provinces sharpshooters quired by the accreditation coun- \Vancouver branch. in attendance, among these will cil and has again received its The postal clerks rejected abe defending Skeet Champion certificate of recognition. \Teelection bid by Les Hood who a Windsor of Kensington and |

| urged the membership to return of Summersi FUNERALS

ide Ito work during the strike. last year’s trap champion as well Men's Group |=: ieircues Montague club. | CLARK FUNERAL — The fu- ‘Holds Supper Siete The- following are the results|meral for C. Ronaid Clark was ee ae jheld Friday, Sept. 24 from the

MacLean Funeral Home to Trin- The Bedeque Men's Associa- prarie} Ings m ; = tion held its September supper Walter Carver Jr. ity United Church where service

24 onduc meeting in the Church Hall on Lea Windsor Bie. Ball am o ag

19 20\Faith Of Our Fathers and The

19 |Lord’s My Shepherd. Attending 17 |in a body were stewards of Trin- 15 ity United, members of the

‘| Morris Kelly 15 IODE, management and staff of

Arnold ae tan ees nso wary Len Williams 15 |Eatons of Canada, Charlotte- Unit 4, U.CW. Arnold Boswell 15 town branch, and members of Seales Sea ali hi jthe Charlottetown Lion's Club.

3 Pallbearers were: William Ham- |

al re aor The” tia with” Dare [lord MacCallum 3 bly Sr., William Hambly Jr., Wale: Cale 1 a baad Har-| indsor 3 Vernon Williams, Allison Owen, aa ny an inneen: 19 Albert Roop, anti Douglas Mac- ist gaa = ted oe Foy 13 Eachern. Interment took place | Two visitors were present Conn Gallant ieee.

from Borden, David MacLeod, TT and Robert Dalziel. Mr. Ralph

IN MEMORIAM

‘CAPTAIN JAMES COLES, M.M. Died September 26th, 1964

The meeting closed with the benediction by Rev. E.S. Weeks.

WESTERN FUNERALS

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