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2 The Guardian, Chatiottetown, Fri., Nov. 12, 1965. |

Orchestra Scheduled. For Centre Wednesday

try to provide an evening of the most enjoyable works from the repetoire."

The Halifax Symphony Orch- estra, the Maritimes’ oply fully professional symphonic group, appear at Confederation Centre Theatre Wednesday, Nov. | 17, as the second attraction in

the Autumn Showcase ‘65 ser- o o ies. It will be the only. appear- Fire Brigade ward Island for the orchestra. | . | pacingucied by etn rewick, Answers Ca

st ine orchsatre le current, | MONTAGUE — Montague Fire

on # Maritime tour. Brigade ah fact,” said Mr. Fenwick | Vietoria Cross Wednesday after. recently, ‘‘we are now doing as much playing outside Halifax as | fire in a turnadozer. we city. It can be|.. u ation that

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stressed the im-

alizing the unification of eac of children learning to country." early

are night music lovers to hear us each} Miss portance

year, but for concerts such as ; namese the one at the Centre we simply |read at an age. She dis- In-celebration of National 4H {Clubs which is a non-profit or- : information about books for younger child-|Club Week a national conference | ganization with headquarters in ital cosnaities | JNCREASE INFLUENCE ren including “The Golden Book |is being held from Noy.-11-17, in| Ottawa. It is maintained through | °™ : The new coalition cabinet of

. Jee|o Poetry” that may be read to|Ottawa and Toronto. [the interest and financial! Far up the coast, a large tash. |... is the first to include ~- lYoung 4 Peop children at an eafly age. Foufteen young Islanders tett|Support.of the Provincial De-|force of U.S. Marines and Viet- holding the port-

; = 7 two women, . . V att..Wednesday. Guest speak- incial town planning director, pand its department of #muni- Hold Rally ce had to’ Sweden during the past|ference. They are: Stuart Af-| partment of Education in New-|and-destroy mission in rolling ane

gram for: young people during Montague rigade used & convention are, left to right, areas told of killing 14 Viet Sa eiernoon concert” |stemicel extinguisher. _| Aart sesietay for Oawa Bemard Toussnard.” Aime; | Ambush Plans) ose ss carrie he. ovening prouram will con Airport yesterday for Ottawa bo.4 Greenan, Emerald: of ties ‘|aist- of works inecagal Me| | R di and Toronto, where they will Paula Coady, Hazelbrook and | south Viet Mem and Ke mart. Sibeli ane tier! rly ea ing attend @ National 4H Club Francis MacAulay, Souris Line rupted rea was described as a neces- | > oS as a ar on tack . | convention. Four of the Island- Road. 3 sity in a communique issued in hoven Symphony No. 1 in C ma- Is Stressed ‘ SAIGON (AP) — US. and | Seoul at the end of an official jer. South Vietnamese warplanes dis. |visit by Premier Neuen Cee A _ progr f , rupted the V ambush of | *Y: mee ores nar | amanoros 2-2" FAM Club Group [mec seen 2 ee ee me : works that aren't t00 at the Ke: nate Prleweatnes | Mie? ‘ A Sai pt eonenell said See lalenat nite tee : far aut. We, can experiment 8 |Home. and Association | ' of the guerrillas were killed |puroui, of the commen shies. more lax w meeting aeanar Mal meee Semen rg several opportunities E pane am wee way. oO Toronto ae 100 of te amb aren and, above all, of re- Cullen ing }

: visit she| yesterday to attend the con-|partments of Agriculture, (De- namese troops pressed a search- folios of justice and family al- ef at the banquet was Rudy amd Donald Champion, right cipal affairs. dian librar-| fleck, Bedeque Calf Club; Mary | foundland and University Exten-|country 18 miles north of Chu a

; a in sion Division in Saskatchewan), | Lai. ' * e Gallant, ic Bernard, Shane :

r Gallant. Larry McCallum, Gary |Prince Edward Island Presby-| the libraries she found many) ment Club; Paula Coady, Hazel-|culture and many representativ-|launched Wednesday from U S. \ Home And School Executive Gastonquey and Jackie Covcetie, ee ae ee on eg ey eae Mle brook Calf Club; Charles Coles, |e3 of bustases and agricultural 7 Fleet landing craft, re

nterment was ehure Thursday, : ” |North Milton Calf Club; Pearl | ors . Hears Conference Report = z-ies. "FM Road Presbyterian Church. © |DOQKE a camrutg |Greenan, ‘Newion ‘Foresyand| A leadership course was held guid two Viet Cong wereld alee nenne te. eta Pa Valles 8 Sngemeiis 00 Talim gir the’ test! Calf Club; Barbare-Ane La Pier. jet St. Un eer, 5g | aa 18 suspects: detained.

former Alice Perry; Hugh Lowry, Robert re, Morell Garment Club} ‘ summer s year

ote proven t 2 pg ed end le ele g ooh, : Loretta, (Mrs. Ed- = the meeting with pray-|@ad thanked the ‘speaker. a senior 4-H Club members in at- a The

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Keith Kennedy reported | Laughlin, Sherbrooke Calf Club: the P.E.I. Federation of Home a Sas kad ottcndent Anita Maclsaac, Mermaid. andjtendance. The _Interprovincial

meeting that she had attended | Ward Butler) of St. Joha, N.B.; i | i Levina, (Mrs. Clement Steen) of , ; Mt. H b; Executive for 1966 was chosen at atid School Associations was|the formation of a new home tea and also\introduced six new salut aoe ys ger a i, | this time.

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Stewart MacDonald, in the! installed the slate of officers,|(Mrs. Joseph Gauthier) of St. : Irene MacKinley, York Point|the Canadian Council on 4H) chair. "| with the Rev. Roydon Reynolds |John, N.B.; and Evangeline, |Jack MacBride, Summerside. Morell ins Garden Club; Francis Morrison, |Clubs was the special guest) [= GuIMtS - Senvets needs. ore —— Campbell save/as president of the new oo) Or. Allen rier) a Toronto new executive gr Plossont Grove Gaarden Club: aptaiee at the closing. banquet | © 80% 860 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEs

meeting a report on | sociation. so one son: Edgar, of Tignish, | Were honorary president - r Touesnard, Alma Calf course. ‘ - eastern conference of Home|’ Mrs. Gordon MacDonald sath | aadiene, Lowery; president, Peter Mur- ‘Social Year Club and Nornia Jean Yeo, Lot WINS FLAX } Upholstering :] GUARDIAN-PATRIOT z and School Associations held in|licity and public relations chair-| chison; ‘secretary, Elizabeth |; 16 Calf and Weed Club. TORONTO (CP)—Harold BE :

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Charlottetown in September, at| man, recently attended a ‘‘Par-| A ; : ' Se ee ee ee ee er ee ee Police Probe Audrey MacMillan; treasurer,| The social year at Morell got ‘tre Prenca Maat a ot tithe eect | S cis ee ee eee the New Brunswick, Nova|sington Regional High School, | Donald MacDonald; missions, |off to a good start when the| Home Economics Division and |day the second consecutive |} @ finest quality Scotia and P.E.1. Federations, as| with the principal chairing t he _4 |Fay Henderson; banner, Jane |Morell Allied Youth held their| John H. Chandler. of the Depart-| year, with an_entry of the raja $

“i well as the national president of | meeting. The of the) Gara e Break Larkin. first party of the year in the! ment of Agriculture v in pre-show judging at :

<Afhe Canadian Federation . of | meeting was to explain the bene-| G Following the banquet, Ralph | school auditorium, “Music The Conference is sponsored the Royal Agricultural Winter a Prince St. Home and School Associations, | fits of Home and, school to teach-| Balderson showed slide of his | provided by a from Ch&r-| by the Canadian Council on 4H A. J. Sands. | ers and parents, with the pos- | ALBERTON — A’bréak occur- | European trip: lottetown. There was a large | : at of [ % ay Discussion had centered around | sibility of-forming an associa-jred at Barbour’s Service Stat-| Vespers were led by Cari turnout with many attending |

the-Centennial projects embark-| tion for the Kensington Regional|ion in Alberton some time be-| Currie followed: by a fellow. |from Souris, Charlottetown and ed upon by home and school —| High School. |tween the hours of 10:30 p.m. |ship circle afd ‘“Blest Be The |Montague. . children's reading, the Indian} The president, Mrs. Stewart|Tuesday and 2 a.m. Wednesday. | Tie.’ Women first oyed project “Tillicum”, and inter-| MacDonald, will be attending a! Reported taken are cigarettes, iby the cS sows national letter links. | special meeting in Woodstock,|ehocolate bars and a small ‘ | S. gov n 1661, The responsibility for the N.B. The meeting is being held/ amount of cash trom a vending) Coy Th ie ee reer pene, E- promotion of the federation’s of-|i" connection with the United) machine. r e , ne ficial organ ‘Quest’ was laid| Nations International Cooper-| An investigation @® being car- 7 squarely on the provincial fed-| ation Year, and the New Bruns-|siag out by Town Policeman | i erations. wick Home and School Federa-|14,, arthu rand members of nvestigat The meeting was informed) tion and the Parent-Teacher As-/1,. pomp : that the 1966 national meeting S0ciation of Maine will par- would be held at the University | em in this joint conference. |

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The P.E.1. Federation agreed | first joint conference of this, nesday night, The om Silks to Participate in oo type to be held. Meeting Is Held la ee maroon in oles 2 Arnel Jerseys - gramme, in which 60 countries TIGNISH — It was parents’ | | have agreed to participate, is! Herbert Peters and teachers’ day at the Tignish| 8.95-34.95 @ : designed to encourage and pro- i Elementary School .on , Sizes..7-15, 8-10, ‘ oe ce Setcen Seiad D es At Age 74 Sauce. invitations tp the parents SELF s SERVICE 7 i > are a er vin and teachers in the various) TIGNISH — The death occur- |‘ come to the different classes} Laundry & Drycleaning | rik countries of the world. | Six let- ed last week at the Western Ho. |and receive the children's report oe lsnckeeas = oa jspital of Herbert Peters, of Tig-| ‘This system put into operation oe Ladies

; : mish, in his 75th year. discuneed. "The purport ey Tris| The deceased had been ill for finding out the problems that programme is to encourage par.|20™e time having undergone sur- | confront~the child, gives the! ents..to_read. to young ai nen |Sery 2 year ago. The funeral | parents and teachers.a better: and instill in them, from earl. (took place at the Church of St. | chance to get acquainted. est comprehension, a love of Simon and St. Jude, A Solemn) Parents-teachers day in the! books and reading. Plans were|High Mass was said by the pas- regional high school will be on formulated for a series of tele. |r, sev, MS: Rooney WA Ae | Wesanedey, Nov. 17.

on programs to,be held | . Pat Rooney, a ev. | } ing the winter months Centon | Arthur Pendergast were in the| wimNS BARLEY CROWN around this theme. sanctuary and Rev. Tardiff in

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men were appointed: family! The pallbearers were: Joseph |Coulter of Milverton, Ont., won life, Rev. Henry Tye; libary,|T. Perry, Roy Doucette, Mark |the world barley championship William Ledwell; audio-visual,|Galiant, Edgar Perry, Francis Thursday with an entry of se- John MacDonald, principal of|Peters and Earl MacDonald. jnalta in pre-show judging at the St. Jean Elementary School:| The flowerbearers were Terry ‘Royal Agricultural Winter Fair,

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