Petra Burka of Toronto and Donald Knight of Dundas, Ont., smile amid trophies and flowers after winning the wo-

SKATING KINGS

men's senior singles champ- jonship and senior men's sin- gles championship at the 1965 Canadian figure-skating com-

—ISLAND_N

petition in Calgary Miss Burka was

women's athlete of the year in 1964

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Saturday Canadian

(CP Wirephote)

Raigh Callbeck and Richard

A gift was alsq pre-

Asks Dentist For Area

TIGNISH — monthly ng of the Peat Home | sand School Association was held Fecently in the regional high ‘school auditorium with the pre- sident, Gerald Handrahan, jehairing the meeting. Secretary Sister Saint Angela Marie read the minutes of the previous ‘meeting.

The meeting discussed the)

ibility of acquiring a dentist Tignish. It was agreed the ‘matter should be pursued imme- sdiately. * ~The financial report was giv- a0 by the treasurer Mrs. Rus- ell Perry who also reported 100 paid members. Mrs. Alcide Boudreault re- ported for the school life com- @nittee. Mrs. Wilf Boyce for en-

{erp A report from the

_gpemi-annual_.meeting on __‘‘Gui- dance” was given by Mrs. ‘<Adriac Doucette.

Sister Saint Mary Arnold, school urineipel. — upon to _Bpeak on the subject, stated guidance isn't just to” help thie

whild decide his role in life, but | eid A pretains to the whole |

A. guidance director, she aid, takes all the different pha- of _a-child's life into consid- ition. A child at the end — of @rade eight, she said, does not ‘know the difference betwee. ‘academic school and vocational school, therefore the should ‘spend a year in grade nine. R NEEDED Sister Mary Arnold, through pay interviews each stu- in the high school and tries do what she can concerning problems. But her teach- duties, prevent her from the necessary time in field. It was the feeling of the teaching staff that guidance director is a need: Canada’s Home and School tennial project for 1967 was ussed and projects thought be the most important were elected by the meeting to be ‘their went to provincial for further

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‘tor from the Charlottetown Vo- ieational School, he said great in- is apparent in this course

the students. & . group discussion on six to- 8 pretaining to Home and hool life followed the meeting. sThe topic felt most important sand endorsed wholeheartedly by

[the group was the need of a den-

for Tignish. The executive

as asked to contact the village and pursue this

problem unti] a dentist is found: OTHER TOPICS

Y Jeffrey i sented by Mrs. W. R. Oulton on | | behalf of the WA. % es s ie ahh aap ap capes,

“Anglican Church’ 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 8, 1965 | Ne

Home & School Assn

ames Officers

At Alberton

ALBERTON — meeting of St. Peter’s Anglican |

The annual |

Church, Alberton, was held at | |

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raigh | Callbeck.

| To The Electors |

The opening prayers | were offered by the rector, | Rev. M. R. Ness.

Mrs. Callbeck read the min- | school bus service. Mechanical utes of the last annual meet- breakdowns in buses was said to’ ing and gave the financial | be a problem, and snow remov-| statement. Mrs. Hubert Camp-

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Agriculture To Be Topic At H-S Meet

ALBERTON Donald Gor- don of Charlottetown will be | guest speaker at Alberton Home and School Association Tuesday evening His topic will be ‘agriculture’

Paul Batchilder will lead a session during which there will be discussion ¢oncerning the benefits and drawbacks of tele- | Vision, and on how to get child- | ren interested in reading

Mrs. Ruth Somers is making arrangements for the enter- tainment

Prior to the meeting, which will begin at 8 p.m; report jeards will be distributed by the regional high school staff.

|Man Loses Life ‘In Motel Fire

CAMPBELLTON, NB. (CP) +— Rolland Baptiste Poirier, 32. lof nearby Matapedia, Que., died in a fire in a motel unit here late Saturday night

Police said the man apparent- ly died of asphixiation after the bed in which he was sleeping burst into flames Apparently a cigarette caused the fire, but the incident was still under investi- | gation

The fire was confined to one unit of the motel annex of the | Brunswick Hotel |

Coroner Dr. "H.M. Rice or- dered an autopsy No decision j|has been made as to an in- | quest

Of Ward Five

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al to keep the buses running has | bell

not been adequate. The possibil-| Mrs. J. ity of home and school in the ru-| guild.

Mrs. H. W. Matthews report- good idea, as parents’ attending | ed for the cemetery committee |home and school meetings can} and also for the Sunday school | find out much more about the) of which she is superintendent. Officers for the coming year

ral districts was thought to be a|

problems facing both teacher) and pupil, beside many pro-| are: blems concerning home school life. ard

nal topic for discussion.

and | Callbeck; people’s warden Rich-

Teenage recreation was the a-| Geen Richard Jeffrey Jr., The| James Morrison, Reginald Jef- high school dances were given) frey, Mrs. J. W. D. Campbell, high approval and the new com-| Mrs. W. R. Oulton and Mrs. H. munity indoor rink for Tignish | W. Matthews; vestry clerk Mrs. was thought an ideal recreation; Raigh Callbeck.

reported for the WA and W. D. Campbell for the

Rector’s Warden Raigh

Jeffrey Jr.; vestry Raigh

Maurice A. Martin Phone 4-4963

for Tran to the poll.

If you think I can be of service to Ward Five and

centre for winter activities for the young people. | Coffee and doughnuts were

following the meeting.

Minister Moves To New Parish

r ALBERTON — Rev. M. R. Ness has left Alberton to be- come rector of the Anglican Parish of Crapaud.

Six years ago last month Mr. Ness came to minister to St. Peter’s Parish which included

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the congregations at Alberton, | EAR! ! Ovleery, * Alma and Kildare | always wanted, an _ invis- | Capes , here! During his ministry here Mr. | io a a nothing Ness was held in high esteem | jn either ear, no earpiece by the entire community. fitting of ‘any kind. Wear Prior to his departure he was | this instrument and no one presented with a gift from St. | win ever know. Hear at once Peter's congregation. The pres- | with clarity, free from dis-

entation was ‘made by wardens

“ FALSE TEETH

nearly 30 years ago for civil dis- | ‘obedience.—It's a gift from Ali-| present prisoners who |

raised $430 for it. ! DEAF?

INSTANT HEARING NOTHING IN EITHER

pore’s

turbing noises. Here is a mew technique, a new way

-hearing life for the hard-.9f

BUST BY PRISONERS

served some. of the members | CALCUTTA, India (AP) — A} i ner®! marble bust of the late prime

| minister Jawaharlal Nehru will | be placed outside the Alipore

cell where he was held

_|be appreciated.

to the city your vote would |

better hearing, a new

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