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Eastern And Central Districts The Guardian, Charlotictown, Fri, May 28, 1965. 5

Education Measurement Conference Begins Today

twoday Atlantd “Provinces calm Beck. Charlottetown, will - part im the conference to-

Pork Royal United Church Eighth Anniversary Sunday -

Youth Is Fined $200:

. Eighth anniversary services of Park Royal United Church will Sunday -— services at If am and 7 —— was eicht vears aro Z ‘a last Sunday in May that the con- gregation was officially made a pastoral charce by the Preshv- tery of Prince Edward Island at a solemn ceremony held in the Sanctuary of Trinity Church In 1958 the church sanctuary was dedicated with some hall

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anniveresary serevices will Rev. A H Moore = ce

Allison University and Pine Hill Divinity Hall. He has served the church in Soenenenen, © LA Port

= Banned For 2 Years

SUMMERSIDE — Donald Jos- eph Gallant. 16, of Bloomfield- Corner was fined $200 and was Prohibited from driving a motor vehicle for two years. as Chief Justice Thane A Campbell de- livered the sentence on the youth in Supreme Court here yesterday

said he was impressed by Gal- lant’s previous absence of of- fences

Before the verdict was given, Mr. MacDonald called . two character witnesses — Leo Gal- lant, the boy's father, and Rev. Joseph Clarence Petrie of

“ig CPO Donald . MacFadyen. of the Navy League of Canada.

a ad beg “spotting the deviant child.” Seiiion temreaeaind tote, Sen) eee ee ee morning Bloomfield George R. McMahon at Montgomery Hall in Chariot- M'Last year's cotlerence was played a larce part in these Im ty-St. Stephens "Umited The youth was charged with “25 crown prosecufor tetous. held at Dalhousie University im itial steps Church at Amherst. WN. having care. charge and control The case against a Summer- Sponsers of the conference are Halifax and the 1963 conference In 1961 under ‘he leadership - Mr. Moore attended the 13th of a vehicle and did unlawfully side man. Joseph Roger Gallant : Harcourt, was held at the University of of the first inducted minister. World Convention on Christian fail to stop at a scene of an “85 further adjourned until a World I of New New Brunswick Rev, W. B. Crowe. a modern Education in Tokyo, Japan, in| accident. The case. heard Fri- June 14 at 10:30 am. by the ack Selece af Weles Cillaae mamse was erected The men 1958, representing the Maritime| day, Hay 21, was adjourned Chief justice. The case was set and the provincial department : and women of the congrezation. Conference. His wife is the until yesterday for final sen- VT from Thursday, May 20. ar ateremion 2 through volunteer labor. contrib- former Jean Fraser, daughter of tencing. Gallant is charged with break = uted greatly to the building,ef Rev. E. J. S. Fraser. Korea, who When announcing the verdict 2%4 entry with intent to commit The chairman of the orzaniz- both the chutch and manse” once Margate, PEI. — the chief justice told the youth ‘heft. J. Melville’ Campbell - is img commitiee for the _confer-~ The_present—minister is Rev. — Special music im the- morning | “your -counsel‘G;- Bruce Mac- JePresenting. the accused. ence, Malcolm Rnekanns.. SF | J. H.’ Tye. whe was inducted in will be supplied by the junior Donald’ has defended you well *’ THEATRES SUBSIDIZED puty minister of education, | 1961 Under his leadership the and senior choirs. In the even- asd has made a strong plea for The Norwegian gov t yesterday about 25 Isiand —_ ;church has gone iorward in all ing the praise will be led. by the leniency”. subsidized live theatres to the gates will attend, along |departments and the church Cone oe, oe un After reviewing the youth's extent of 8,700,000 kroner about 45 delegates from the oth- school and youth groups have in- the direction of Margaret past. Chief Justicé Campbell..($1,318,000) in 1965. ur MacKenzie said the se ceeiae ae ae on Ha. aed ee ae c : con. is a pressing or moe! HON. F.W. HYNDMAN pre- whose grandfather, F. W- = ference is made possible | ditional class room and recrea- friends of Park Royal will share a as ye Be Me Za yu ¥ ag sents the Hon. F.W. Hyndman Hyndman originated the first “through the cenerosity of Hart- ition space. It is expected that these anniversary services. annual proficiency award for . ae oe i ‘ |court, Brace and World Inc. who a Navy League cadet to CPO brane : ¥ league ' | Will send to the conference two Donald MacFadyen, Charlotte. Prince Edward Island. Cadets outstanding leaders. Dr T. J. ‘Day Water Sa ety Program town, after the annual inspect- who formeriy received this Fitzabbos and Dr. William ae a ' , ion of the Navy League Cadet trophy imclude: PO oe { Burr. il : i e Corps Hyndman May 14 This Scott Smatiwood_ 1961: Five topics have been ached. compaics for Kunis 5B In Morell Area Discussed trophy was donated for com- Wendell 1962; PO sled fer discussion during the June 15 and July 15 ’ F petition in 1961 by Lieutenant John W Secon tae. ceo ft ‘conference. They are “spotting PO OM ioctive ar S| els Metall Gs cx mala id oor Governor > Walter Hyndman Edward Gillis. 14 the deviant child. testing t= the Wile deckien Was fenced at a peumed Red Crees wala , ak fen ee ee prehensive high srhool. new ent combined meeting of the chairman at a meeting im lined the organization necessary developments in testing and €¥- Aivicory committee and board Morell Regional High School to conduct this type of summer alustion. tnting and a of of the i Wednesday evening program SHOWS a Cd U a ENTERS HOSPITAL qimpiasis om vocational and tec. “(AS ied out hat annual | Cle"E™N. teachers, yuh "A. survey of @ districts wil STARTING TOMORROW 3.52%, Mrs. Mildred McGaugh. Bear testing at the local level.” compeigns for funds are neces-| :o"Giccuss the ieashite of a| Gay to deteominn the aumber ef | . ing a Ay aap compa Educational experis, including sary to enable the Hospital to 3 a : n n : ta ae aa day camp for ‘school-age child- young people interested in en- = ( A p { d ee, Seem arateenern, Sem oft Se faves amd tae purcimae-af aew "en rina the area serviced by reliing i sock a camp Ang. | ‘@ DIABETS ; ‘equipment as the cost of these ~ _ ee are 0 : im the Part im the discussions. a th Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore. di- Cost would be one dollar . or : y Wal S re resen C province. item yesterday Child psychiatrist, Dr. Mal- ue ; assumed by i e two dollars per family. In ad- The G0- boys £0 ALL the Way... ths: es ks en ei Fisting the mumber was in errer The compaign wil cleo sesist OGY YO! are these to decide | dition. it was hoped each dis- League Cadet Corps Hyndmap sponsoring at ae oe the Mai IN PEL HOSPITAL New Member ee ee eee ee The aaa a orig ee cunehe the one teu. ia was carried out by Inspecting Brace Naval Veterans Mrs. Louis Howett. ‘Sr... 1s for new Meepial constraction. cry at the rally was “an um, tion | aa Officer Major —— es, Oruet; ne. = equivocal manifestation that ; ther, MC, who commented that seamanship. AC Peter Hynd- PEI. Hospital for treatment. a Of Cabinet in campaign giving the board of you will not accept - pees eS SCOTT BRADY

a “smartly turned man: first aid, PO Edward Gil- lis: recruiting, AC John Gilbert.

a following awards were PRESIDENT SPEAKS ~ Following the Hyndman the corps and spectators were

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foreien to our nationality who grant for qwalified water safety would try to impose a gover®- instructors Participants _ are... ment upon us.” responsible — for the cost Imbert, head of the se transportation.

called. “reconstruction govern- The i ment,” spoke at a rally at his tors, organizes the daily. headquarters within the inter- gram

Rational security zone in the overall standard and continuity Capital. protected by nearly 20,- of the two-week training, which 000 US. troops. features swimming, water The United States. the Or- safety. life saving, | ganization .of American States BeSS and ae

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judged to be the most outstand- In his remarks he stated that inx cadet of the year the efforts of the officers and

The Wayne Coyle award was the corps in geheral was most presented to PO Robert McKen- evident in the manner in which na by Major ATE. Fairweath- = cadets have responded _ to er raining

The commanding officers He went on to say that this award was presented by the training is most valuable in de- commanding officer, Lieutenant veloping good citizens and re- Commander George H_ Vesseyv quested the support of all par- to PO Ronald Bradley ents and friends by joining the

The following awards were Navy League of Canada at a presented for proficiency by cost of $1 per membership

75-Lb. Bags

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a 31. Presentation to the corps of a Plaque awarded bw the national office of the Navy League of Canada -to the best corps in the area, based on the inspection (and the years work carried op ‘im 1963-64

At the conclusion of the even-

Island Spuds $5 And Up hers

Prince Edward Island potatoes 4... a ceociation

were bringing $5.00 to $5.25 per the Corps is made up of ¢ 75-pound bag. wholesaler to re following officers cop ote tailer, in Ottawa this week Commander Gesee WE Vesey, listing available is for Wednes | - tenant Charles Graves. Liew- day, May 26. The same price nant Vincent Kir~ and Liew- was in vogue at Toronto and tensat Sterling Giddines Montreal : capri i.

The price for Island Ws was 63.40 to $3.50 in Montreal. $5 40 te $3.70 in Ottawa and $3.35 to 63.50 in Toronto. By omni New Brunswick spuds were $3.- M Eh ed 15 to $3.25 in Montreal, and $3.- an clect 2% to $3.40 in Ottawaand To . tonto which gave the Island Errol Shape, Kensingten. was spuds a premium as high as % elected president at the first to ® cents per ¥-pound beg Maritime Kaires Convention held

New Brunswick potatoes are recently at Mount Allison Uni- not quoted in the 75-pound bags. versity in Sackville. NB

There were 10,34 carloads.of Approximately 139 prople at- potatoes shipped from this pro- tended. The theme speaker was vince this year and this com- Rev. John Stewart. princinal of pares with 10,864 carloads at the the Atlantic Training Same time a year ago. Tatamagouche

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