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. a ram exchange 13‘?! 390‘” Normetal 000 :35 330 330 _5 ' ether ' . Alxom 700 5141/. 141/ 141/—44 N u “'1‘- N Stand“; 0108108 911097 Algom w 1125 340 340‘340‘45 N325; £0.09 2;“ “$2 2;“ +1 ‘- hc lngood am ‘ H Oats—doc 3/3 higher 71741-17; 2:11-1:00» 1000 15 15 15 N.Goldcrt 1200 40 40 40 :1” an: «diet m fMay1.111110lha1111ged71rd;le .. higher Amme 21%: 3% $6 +2 § Izhank kgr.e155 145 145 —10 m - over of Sam, :70 a. Anneou 2200 as 55 50 +7 ivgfsps'll wts 131013 3 an: an: A lfln. these we be“ * Barley—Dec VI higher 98%; 23:” 3'“ 12:!) 8% g :2 North Can 1300 110 105 117 +3 , . . Bonn N 11 Id! O! a bind m .. ’kgsh/izher Lin-1.00%, le m n“ ms 31 m 31 _% 033:8. m 1; 12% 13—“ u an, den i .4 agha- ‘. Apex 00110 5 6 d -1 O’Brien 700 $53 53 as 1 mtg-1.1, itkd- Ham—IDecV4higher3.00%; md'“ L}; 11% 13 3:21:11; 1000 51,4. 01,4 514:“ . . n 5000 "WWW-nitrmraa-m-mm m 13 13 1“ 0’73“ 7°03 3 31? W -' 5’“ - - " 13 17 17 0W“ 4 — I w M ‘ fimc 1W I‘m-Vs. May Aubello’ 2000 6 8 I G Orenadn 5:3?) 8:1?) 811: Big 10 I ' _ 4. 1 1 %_ 1 \1 Aunor 2000 251 215 201 +5 0415110 1000 32 32 an —1 m be n “my good 7’4 m .07 . J‘LV 1/5 lower Bankeno 1000 20 19 10 Pato Conn 700 340 940 340 +5 0“ 4.057411. Bum: 0000 140 133 140 Pardee 4031 47 42 4a “or III! m 7 . am. as“ wheat for Buvue 2700 1:414 12 13% +214 nPter 1700 .72 30 an —4 W. Palomino m , I‘m“. , “w” , Base Metal: 7100 10 17 17 ——1 Pntlno M 1400 000 990 000 +10 ,, in“ unw-uputtocomfimesoutmdellwmnun 5000 15 1414 1m—44Paymn 3500 19 19 10 M N w m 1.63%; 2 1.60%; 3 1.50..; mgr $28 3: $1355 git—1% llzcelExpl 2500 1514 151/. 151/. A . . . -— eer h, .0 an, m. K 10054. 5 1.30%, 5 1.35%. 1 mm... ,m, .5 .5 8, _, pm? 323 3% g g _* M M 1.6mm 1.6%; 2 1.82%; 8 1.68%. gag/Icon m_ 151/. 15175 1504 Pick Crow 5201 as 95 05 .1 . . NA “the -em . - 17500 10 9 9 —115 pincer 520 51 110 -— Commas-ad main-y .. .ml/‘fnflm, 3 1%, 4| 1139“? 310ml: 2700 a 05 05 Pl' Bord 17000 :4“ 11.3% 14% o” Windham j 9' ' ' ' v - --1 31010417700an 10 9 10 Pronto 730595 590 505 +5 ‘ W m 51.38”; 6 1.35.5;1dlunun 1.5”; 133132173. 3% 35 g 314 + & Purdex 10500 11 10 11 ‘ . - . . V ' — Que Ascot 1745 54. 47 so —1 W a, m .1. 133%- 3 1‘3 Bonvlllo ,"51.1.0 5: a: 5: :1 Que Chib 5910 55 50 50 —5 [W ' m Que Cop' 20700 26 5 25 —1 Inc quantities fine Btu-[mm 115(0): “50 6: 3 “lo Q Mam 21m 80 7121.4. 31,4 1,4 "' Qunston 3500 16 — - - Bram-u 2000 5 0 5 - 12 11 1154—95 be 55 annually m I ' l m 7 6 7 + IA 03:13:31.0 14190015) 5“ “54 m M ‘0‘”: a .- MONTREAL (OP) —- Prices Brunxdd 900 of: as; :52 —1o, Ramp 1500 75 74 74 _1. m“ ' 7‘ ‘m irregularly lower in thinly BM“ 3900” » Rexspar 12500 47 44 44 w... ~ . . Ank 4900 no 111 105 +15 Ath b 5800 57 53 53 4 h. . “m‘i mu trading Tuesday on the We,“ m g 9 9 who ‘ 4000 14 W, 131,, “fireworks! and Canadian stock ex—C-blea 83:}; g“ g” :4“ % Rockwin 7100 54 30 13314—141 ltcs vclflu (hm; Cm!!! ‘ -— R Co 4750 10 10 5‘14. 1) a . ‘5' « . Camp Chib 1250 705 095 595 40 sgllvammV m:12500 17 15 17 —1 m £0me uglirhles were generallygglpnn 000.900 900 900 +5 530711110. 550 50 50 50 4 ' D" G? it were Newfolmd- Astor-1- 50500 51.4 71.4 915 +1 Sheep or 1400 so 50 00 birds 10 ~ 1! our cat ‘ ‘1.“ pa; A944 W a g 31:2“ 291:: z I: z +1 Sherrm 1950 410 ‘44; 405 m . t , 1 5' min 200 450 450 + mthrsemm,snllfithlgll,andmadmm-QW 30420 301.431 3014+“ 521850.110 1000 15 15 M I: The gonna! avid V Power at m. m 01 59 no Siscoe 000 42 w m , _. Cdn Thor 1000 5 a a Slocan vn 25400 54 221/1 23‘ —~1 we"? “:5 mm 4371* in banks we“ M011: Eudora 1500 15 15 15 Stdcona ~. 1700 13 13 13 a rape: on W m at 54% and Commerce an-Erln moo :10 27 20 +1 Stanleigh J 5000 90 55 no +4 I "l bum ' I Can-Met' 4490 75 7: 7n _2 Stanlgh Ma 2720 40 4o 40 mm,mma:em;dem M were gem 31:10.; wt: 500 an an :40 —1 Stun-ck 1135 100 15: 15.: . 1 . . ‘ a 1000 72 7c 72 _5 stun-at: 13500 0 DWOW mul,|0wer.0fi,%werePowollRmve1-Cuuu 000925 9000254 Steeloy 5000 7 61/. 514+“ . Cattle 200 415 415 415 Steep R 31110 511% 1114 11% 44 M “93"” "'3 " < ' 37* PM mm BTW all “55- Cent Pat 500 103 100 100 —5 Sturgeon 2000 11 11 u —% Hum over are lost 175 at 109%. gmfkorc 11500 24 20 21 Sud Cont 5500 5 5 0 —1 “hampered! redindngoillsandpipehnes ‘ 500 6 6 G Sullivan 365200100100 _ . c1111. Jane 5500 01 57 57 .4 H Inlet 4000 6% 5 6 —V- M, 2'!!! generally up in a narrow moo 17 17 17 3:]vnnito 375 1012 101 1:: 1 ouzlook was » use. 100 120 1.20 120 70010001; 500 5 6 - mt eru- “Thebaumetallswerelowerm‘ 0100 51 so 50—17mm: 0275190155190 “'~ 7"“ . Chrom 100201 701 251 remag 425170 155-155 -0 HOUSE PLANT Pm . Wm Mom 110% 3‘2 81 93V: and Coch Will 1:450 240 240 240 Tho mL 2075 53 51 50 +2 "0",, pm” otf 1 at 293/4. gear-new % g 14 14 —1 Tiara 9000 a I; I; +176 .« .' — £31le 13 13 +%TransRes 3100 17 — m the unW‘Ilm 5‘. , steels were 93551- 001001110 15400 41 as :49 +1 ' - 1 min: 1000 32 In 33 no" Md M. v- . “In other sosues traded Mazr- Colomnc 500 5175 515 51/:— " ' club 4900 a; m n -3 w W preventive . ‘01!!! lost 40 cents at 4.85, colan- Comb Mot 4000 35 54 34 +2;fi high” 5000 1714 15 17 . 5 _ ‘ cneuekenomoo 151,412 15—14UM1n1n; 100023 79 334" sic-rune all all M 1 M salad ‘15 at 19% andDomin- c m 1‘ u 13 _1 U ASW 3110 1” 735 "a “pm- indoor Mswflwlat31,lmcmqmd 3000 616515514 UnKeno 417430405405 +5 lint-775715! In" “in h Mi" ‘ all: 3%; 31111“ IPA—l" U" Fm “00 31' g :1 +2 _ r 1 5 325 +15 U Can 1500 Hm mast 30“ n . Th9 mines and 0m were 39* 0 Discovery 2310 550 340 940 _.5 023...... 2005 9271/. 27 27% + In tor '1 hr. at 200 deg. "fly lower. 5 ream1 1049 45 44 40 .4 Violam 1950 145 142 g —g . 6 (31' on "ea 500 7 7 7 WalteAm 574525520 + law to u" 99‘“ ,,|, 05”" “8133?.m cc Arrow 1000 10 19 19 .1 Weedon 500 19 19 1° in need rot lid ' , " “D -14 at 5337. Hill-mes up c unluwen 51900 59 55 55 _9 Waist '10» 7 7 7 +1 0511-» - ‘J at L504 ' ludustnials ofif 14 at can Howey 300 205 375 325 Willi-0y 10000 120 115 117 —I W m * 7 IE4 . ’ e - . C Marben 2000 V ‘ ' "I" are . I com , 4o 40 40 WIH win 000 70 70 70 —_5 5"“ "d offhand oft '9 “t ConMandsmo 9011/. 204/, 2047-04 Wiltsey 22000 20, We 1014 +154 My 10 7 : .w — 5 . at 432-2 and 301 c Mogul . 1100 170 15.1 170 +2 Winch 2000 7 7 7 -—I/; m‘ m . ‘ 1.51 at 81%. c Morrison 1000 10 1a 1a Wr Hal-g 050 100 122 1.22 +1 My The 1 MONTREAL CLOSING srocx 5 gonMogher 710 00 so so Yale Lead $303101 82: :7 ’21:; +1 ' . . hi 351/ Fraser 311.4 ecu- 5000 22 2114 2114;— Yk Bear -— Wm M M ' . Imm- ‘ GT Lake. 371,7, C Northlnnd «on 27 25 as K Yukeno 2000 5% 5% 5% am? an that TM ‘. 35 How Smith :40 Elke! Pop 2953 so, so, 31,4, Zenmac #7533 g 25% is; y. u: ' egcourt 0500 15 14 ._ Zulapa . ' —— m “In”. W’ “k leismt 547? 111$], 33?],ka C Snnnorm 2500 7 7 I; % Curb cooler WW ' Imp 011 43% gm 5;: 115300 77 74 70 +1 3111010 C 5:3 3g: 3g?) I; —15 W5 ' N" 83% °nw 385 460 460 4m Gaspe on 2 couloruble 39% 1131;? 109% Cop-Man 7400 1,4 121,, 13 - Yukon Con 2000 54 54 54 rennin: 0‘ 55 M“ 3- 1m Pete 45 009"“ 1800 195 190 193 —5 0115 - . 3e“ 42 Mass-Fer 10y. Coulee 1254, 45 45 45 _3 Acme G55 1000 22 a: 22 +1 I ' d , Brazil 6 "econ 51% Cunco 5m 14 14 14 Ajax 1.1457 70 8'7 70 +5 99 Ma 411808 b . . 314,; pm 39 N st. Ca, 1311:1111: 18700 as 35 30 +1 AAgihLeduc 113% 1: 11; ' I “I . 1; Cu, Norma. my. rason 1500 31 :41 31 c 0" M c . De Cour 3501) 31 Asamera 1000 1767 105 167 4 I. .. c pr “224,4 P331,” 433:: Deer Horn 15700 21 3 £2: 4 Bailey 5 A 200 910 910 910 MGMM'M'E .csuamslup 41 Royal Bank 748/4 915120118 117333 s14 -13 13 -1 gene: gym 2:2 g 3% g“ . :7 Bnk Conn 591/, Royalite 1715 1014 17 + 1,5 a1 0.4 or 2- d n N 3514 St. L Corp 15174 Dona“: 0000 12 12 12 +1 Bata 1000 _s 254; 25g 4 use ad Shawin 3390 graph $323 17% 17 17 small? 121-7553 75 75 I"? . 67% 14 14 aa :7“: Cu PL 20 5:: if: 19533 1:15 13% 133 +1 Calm-[Edna 133.0 g. I: :0 3:5 - - 5 c ' '7'- “751.7%. ‘ l m- mm’tvai'érs‘” 77 73" 13 73 :1“ c on L w “33 2.? z: z: 4 - 501 1000 10 cs ou wt! 1 “hand , .5 D Budge 201/. CANADIAN 54 1014 1014.1 m m g . Dom Tar 14% Cone Pap m4, Eureka 2000 25 25 25 2, cs Pele 450 255 ‘ UIIJ-‘b ' ti! Exp! All 14500 + ’5 Cdn At! 011 420 560 545 +5 ooafl’ I m , ndatlon 137.. Ford 100 Falcon 1750 33% 23112 2312 :1” C Chiem m, 132 no _. .“ garadpym 4100 98 54 98 3 Cdn Dev 590 530 5% 5% W99 us 3000 I m and» NEW YORK .75- 5. :0 «7 5 5007 m o v m—u ro er 2450 170 _ 'wry ML NEW YORK (AP) —— A three- Gcca Mines 1750 my, ’33., “3., 2 GIVE HIM ._ have "1‘ 1 pa“ ' q. 5' advance in stock prices came gge’éden m 13:95 14% 14% the watch {interv- 5 . ' ho a halt Tuesday as the market Giant YK mo 560 £23 that has - ' NEWS at Talented for minor losses. It was Glacier . 6000 27 25 25 _2 1 Clot. ‘ t" w “man unexpected decline to se- glflgalgl'an mg 126% 11: 101A —1% everythmgf“ “'“flmm W, -. -°l‘”“y .analysts who had PW Gold nEgle 52350 35 32 i?"* excepta hlgh 151000 ml. ‘ meted some consolidatlon of the Gold Man 2400 as 25 25 price tag! w.” Rand w. . , We rise Grandroy 2250 21 19 21 41,4, W133 ., . ; St 1 4 . . ll, Granduc 1400 150 149 1.50 +1 ‘ Qu- - d M - : Ge 5, metals, raids, chemlca-s. any“, “300 17 1M 17 + K W mmilll‘lts and 0115 were uniformly gukhL d 500 17 17 17 2 l . . 'r 'l u 93 500 7V 7% 71,’ ._ l w M a.” v‘ . er. There were some galns 1“ puma, 10490 i ’ *1 v . . - - 51111 177. “it “if ' w :MDP'S, electronics and bullde Gunner wts mo 7054 755‘3 7;?“ to; "n WWW untemals. :nger k 1000 9 9 9 T [A u n w“! , _ I. de ar 0c 2800 lo 10 10 Milan n‘ .fi _ «1:100 ASSOCIaLOd' PreSs averabt Hausa mo 17% 17% m “I m ch" ’ I _ stock‘s declined 60 cents 0 H of Lakes 6000 10 10 10 Mom or m $204.50, ggagrvay 45 42 44 +1 -23 jewels A 1- - V r .R _ - a 81/ g a , - ' «5‘ A ham wilumlnlum Ltd. .4 lpomt loss HM, 2000 71 6 ; .wxe‘mm! W0 m K I Bathe biggest 1n the Ca-n‘adlan Holllnger 2140 5281a 2511 2914 -sy.°c..,esg,gm Hut-d 3‘ ‘ afit‘tlon. Dame “meg added ~15 but Howe 500 405 400 405 +5 . “Anti-mimetic be the flu otin-adieu P-nwin 1r. "mat-ma] "ud Bay 200 $1775 57% 577/._ > 'Sweepsecondham M ‘ ' _ »' ' 5 . ‘1‘“ " “‘ j . Hush Pam 11800 18 1504 171/, .2 'unbreakanlc \l 4, M “W I; 4‘ K 81 and Hudson Bay l/I‘lnlm-g Ind Lake 5500 5 51/2 5 + 05' mainsprinz . w ‘ u I were all down In! Nickel 560 SM 831/: 33% ~—- V; the a“) kcanadia“ “HTS 0" “he Amer. l:ltsth:r10p 222: 2121; i; ‘59" movfd ‘1‘, d “an Exollanze rllpfed small fraC- Iron Bay 200 195 195 195 \ I _ fins on {1' .w-mr \[nlvbdevnite .1 Waite 500 10 1e 15 '1‘" .. «(Ith mad ‘ h» n f f,‘ ‘ Jaye Exp] 5000 55 52 55 +3 "-1711. t e I mlnm :..1ll. . . N‘l mum.“ I - What “0 k d d Jelllcoe 3500 15 l4 14 “I , r 'l‘hf fl .‘ ' > (“'15 ‘1 I Joburke 11000 11'1": 1417 141/": —l - «1 (“r -3; - ' Tm-s Mon John 1305 27 2,6 26 _1 look for that BULOVA difference “ dent L V’ sAdvanno.S pg; 544 .lnnsmith 5000 12 12 12 a 14 a1 Fug Rog“ . Den“ ‘ L .[m 400 Kenlille 2500 6 6 6V 7- 1" r. . 7 \“95 h _ Kerr and 1:50 $19 W4 ‘8-4 ‘7. Better Jewelers Ever here p4 "mow " p L'nf'flansed ‘21.» 212 Kylembe .500 1112 192 192 +2 ":3"? l‘nllQ!" . TOYal issues “48 1355 (ilem wts 21$ :2 3% 41: + “l 4 am“ Sled 7,1 1.10:1; w 0% Kirk 3““ a» N“ v" 0 l m If‘

C Ex G55 1925 125 220 222 .4 C High Cr 106271 59 .33 58 —] C Husky 1740 1.38 136 1.35 +1 (t Husky 60 512-11 1.711 PM u 1 C Husky w 740 710 700 7m —_10 Cdn w 0 5317 285 255 235 115 Cent Del 880 103 100 100 ~41 Charter Oil 600 170 165 165 —10 Com Pete 1800 200 2.410 200 +15 C Allenbec 800 ’ 8 8 R —1 C Dragon 1300 23 73 9:1

C East Cr 550 35 35 315 ——l C Mic Mac 2750 390 280 37.3 “2:; C West Pete 410 475 475 475 +5 Cree Oil 430 415 400 400

Cree wt: 4590 155 150 131

Dev Pal 2393 116 112 114 +2 Dome Pete 200 $1116 11'; 111.5 Euvex 28000 16 14 16

Fargo 400 560 550 550 _s Gr Plains 500 $17 161 16141 — 3/. Highwood 500 23% 23172 23": —-11/2 Home Oil A 1711 518% 1731 131.4 — V4 Hom Oil B 270 317‘ 17371 171/2 — ‘78 H B 011 G 1186 $1950; 19% 191.; ~ V4 Humber 1900 186 1115 136 ~2 MaJtrann 3500 4 4 4 Marigold 500 12 12 12 +116 Mednl 3023 240 230 no —5 Mill City 2700 24% 24 24

N Bristol 13782 9% R 8 ——2 N Chamb 600 114 110 114 —-1 N Cont moo 38 15 38 +3 N Davies 1’000 20 19 20 ——l Northcal 39600 in 5 28 + V: NCO win 400 150 150 150

NCO pr 210 337% 37% 373/4 44% Okalta 2200 124 1.20 1% +5 Pu: Pete 3371 $17 163/4 16% -— % Permo pr 2000 165 160 160

Peruv 0115 1400 1412 14']. 141 4 Petrol 18850 140 135 136 —4 Ponder 3100 5 22 22 Prairie Oil 1000 25 205 225

Provo Gas 6350 305 295 296 —4 Quonto $150 9 9 9 Ranger 310 215 211 211 +1 Rlchwll 6100 115 110 115

Rocky P am 111/2 111/2 11% Royalile 650 310% 980 980 +5 Royallte pr 50 520374 20% 20% Sapphire 30862 103 92 93 ~10 Sapph debs 200 45 42 45 +1 Scurry 1183 180 180 180 —-6 Scout Free 300 685 670 670 —?5 South U 07600 38% 31 3131/: +0771 Spooner 3500 18 16 18 +11%: Stanwell woo 71 as 68 -—2 Tidnl 82525 131 125 126 —.2 Trans Can 31610 118 96 115 +25 Triad Oil 1995 430 425 430 +5 Un Gill 8000 221 212 212 —8 Wespnc 2220 18 17% 1716 stume 3525 90 90 90 +21 W Cdn 06 M33 196 180 185 +10 W Cdn OGrt 1000 8 8 8

W Decaltn 2800 161 158 161 +1 W Dec wt! 41300 51A 5 5 —2 Windfall 1500 14 14 14

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Malia 500 18 ll I —% BANKS Mutual 1.7.79 W4 02% 541.4 +1 Nova Scott: 728 $7214 72 72% —- st Gunmen-c5 364-4 9601/: 59 59V: 4- IA Imperial 395 MM 61 61 — #2 Royal 1251 575 74% 75 + as Tor-Dom 653 352% 53 52% + it INDUS'I'IHALS ' 3515 330% 29% 3% —l% Anglo Nfld 1400 $7 7 7 C Brew 2380 335% 35% 35% D Maple! 125 311 ll 11 Donna 220 5204/. 20% W Inland s7 7 7 Not Star 300 51115 "11% 11% —1,4 Pembinn n 1700 397/: 9% 91/2 — St Sim-ou- 345 Sill/s 311/5 32 Stedmnn 75 53944 335/. 5354—44 Wainwright :50 m1 205 205 Walker: 1905 53314 3244 33 Sales to clone: 2,752,000 MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press Mock sale: filth Low Clan Ch’n INDUSTRIAIJ Tr Cm PL 5062 328% 277/- I C Bk Com 384A 5601/: 59 59% + ‘75 Alumlnl 525 380% 29% 29% —1% Mus-F 3530 311M. 101/4 16V: + 'A C Hyd Cll' 296 87% 71A 7% + it 01L! South 1! 177000 38% 31 38% +96 Nmfllul 300m 27% 5 28 + V: Tuna Can 31610 lid 95 115 +25 Sapphir- now: we no 93 ~14) ‘l‘ldnl 2855 151 1% 126 -B MINES N Mylnmn 385500 114 100 1.01 —14 New Rocco 113400 98 85 92 -" Gold Eagle 57350 5 32 :3 C Hollwcll 31900 57 55 55 —.‘l CN mu 30m 33% 31 231/: +2'h MUTUAL FUNDS I! THE CANADIAN PRESS . Bid Asked Beanbrnn $.25 31.65 Canadian Investment 9.13 10.01 Cnnnfund 36.67 35.51 Champion Mutual 5.3181 5.91 Commonwealth Inter 7.73 8.49 Corporate Investor: 9,06 9.85 Dom Equity Inv 14.85 15.16 58 Exec Fund 552 5.77 Fond Collectlf 5.24 5.76 G Inme 3.80 4.15 Growth Oil and Ga! 7.32 7.64 Investors Growth Fund 5.34 6.32 Investors Mutual 10.91 11.80 Keystone 12.18 13.18 Leverage Fund 5.02 6.62 Mutual Accumulating ma 7.06 7.72 Mutual Income Fund 5.03 5.50 Snv and Inv 5.27 5.76 Radium: = 4.87 5.35 Regent Fund 5.35 5.8 5111va Amer Fund 6.76 7.27 Supervised Exec 56 36.89 Supervised Exc 56 30.25 Supervised Exec 57 5.18 Supt-vised Growth Fund 1.78 1.91 Supervised Imam M 4.08 4.36 TV Electronic 13.18 14,37 Timed Investment Fund n5.65 175.65 United Accumulative Fund 13.83 15.10

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I Home, School

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iJoinl Meeting

Home and School Associations of Queen Square and Rocllford Square held a joint meeting at Bircllweod High School. Novem— ber 27th.

Each school voted $25 to help sponsor the Saturday Merry-Go Round radio program conducted by Bea Brown.

Mrs. Charles McQuaid report- ed on the semi-annual provincial home and school meeting held at Summerside.

Choral selections were render— ed by the Grade VI boys of [Queen Square School and a play- ette. “The Green Boo " by Grade VI girls of Rochford Square School.

Miss Helen Yeo, B.A., M. Ed, supervisor of Teacher Training at Prince of Wales College gave an instructive address on read- ing. . Miss Yeo discussed the various phases of the reading program of today. She said the basic reader is the tool which the teacher uses to establish the abilities for the various purposes for which we read. 4

Miss Yeo spoke of the possible dangers which might ensue if the reader is consistently carried home each day.

She also referred to the place of phonetic analysis as an aid to attacking new vocabularly and to extensive individual reading both assigned and free. The child’s free reading is an indie!!- tion of his progress.

A vote of thanks was extended to Miss Yeo. -

St. Paul’s Church Woman’s Aux.

Elects Officers

Branch “B” of the Woman’: Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Anglican Church held its annual meeting Tuesday in the Parish Hall irl Charlottetown. After an openin hymn the president, Mrs. W.R Aitken ‘welodmled those present.

Mrs. J. T. llbbott, honour) president read the scripture les- son. litany and prayers. The treasurer's rephrt was given by Miss Caro Ratchfon‘d. As prE— .sident of the branch Mrs. Aitke reported on the year's activities She spoke of the expansion 0 the work by the branch and the privilege of extended giving. Each secretary gave an encour- aging report.

NEW OFFICERS-

The meeting proceeded with the election of officers and Mrs. Filed Younklelr of the nominat- ing committee brought in the fol- lowing slate of officers: honor- ary president, Mrs. J.T. Ibbolt; president. Mrs. W. R. Aitken; first vice-president, Mrs. 0. 5. Harper: second vice-president, Mrs. Jack Williams; treasurer, Miss Caro Ratchford; secretary, Mrs. John B. Murley; Dm'cas secretary, Mrs. George DeBlois, ers. E. Bulman and Mrs. George Ives; cent-a-week, Mrs. H.R. Large; corresponding. Mrs. E. S. Seller; little helpers. Mrs. W. R; Aitken; prayer partner. Mrs. B.C. Prowse; living mes

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Mrs. E. S. Sellar and Mrs. Leith MacLeod were appointed delegates to the provincial an nual meeting in April.

Mrs. F. M. Nash, educational secretary gave an informative talk from the study book “He Cares".

Mrs. Noel DeBlois moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Aitken and her officers for the excellent leadership during the past year.

In closing Mrs. Aitken remind- ed the members that the next meeting would be the first Tues— day in January.

Ch’fown Youths Get Suspended One Year Terms

Two Douglas Street youths were each given one-year susa pended sentences when they ap~ peered in Charlotth Police Court Tuesday morning charg- ed with theft.

-T.he two pleaded guilty Mon- day morning to the charge which arose out of the theft of an auto battery and car radio aerial. Each was ordered to post peace bonds of $300. ‘

A King Street man. appearing for the second straight day in court on separate charges of being drunk and incapable, was sentenced to 10 days in jail. Monday he received a fine. ~ Failure to stop at a red traffic light cost a Brookfield resident $10 and costs or five days.

leaders later termed a tory hour-long session.

winding 11p a twoday here. urged the federal

for the use of chemical

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the study and prevention holism. N0 CONTROVERSY

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Temperance Problems Aired In Session With Cabinet

By CAROLYN WILLETT Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA ICPl—The Canadian Temperance Federation aired its problems before cabinet minis- ters Tuesday in what federation