drnwnstrslos a hill tits: on i another cadet. in addition to tho tort-menial drills, the corps displayrrl skills in first aid, pri‘l’hmn marrhlng and other rt plumes oi traintnz.

UNARHED (WHEAT is dee monstrated at tha annual in. Ipectlon o' tha Eirrhwnod High School Catlcl Corps )t‘s- terday allol'ntxtn. Ttic inept":- tine oil, is and llll M mectators llalL‘lt as one

. . n hushed rapidly inallvarlsnflhe cussed here from last year‘l hibition oi the sludcnls- abllitv

al U S a n I Prom": “'0' WW“ P'ammfi 51‘ 0ll- ‘t read music and thus to sing most completed in some

l and one » halt the L‘l‘zlill srcdeni completed at the Experimental . in some or the eastern parlsgl Farm and the plot work in pm

“Known-lg the histoqv or this iiion ll’allflns here very good," corps. i expected an oiilsisn is lio , ill lie enl-nui'agod students

i ti

.lohnston. . it pinsible, reel me that it would lddmsmg the mothers oi the he re areat henelil to them to no ho. ltd Bil-chii-nnn High School an

Cadet Corps at their animal in- teirlay aiicrneen at will

i}, o

Accompanying Col. Johnston. on lhe inspection urre Rial. .t.c. l 5 riii-nlmll. rm i-:asicrn Com- mand i-adci oilircr t. HA. 9, neroste. ama cndct oiiicer. and -‘ ('alil. Finr Temple. area train- de-‘inc olticer.

B R I E F S Tho corps farmed a "lmllow liousi-e" and the tollniinr nrii. i

.—.__ is “are pr trim in

p“nll<‘l\"vlry m cadrl TN HALIFAX Miss Gwenme Clark and Miss Pauline Bears are spending fills week In Halllzx. NS.

Johnsinh uat very im- pressed with the tint: showing. “Marching. dressing. and

march past. the corps split only into 2 cups to give dcrnon, i ll’lni nl pier-ision squad iii-iii. unarmed ciimiwl vl‘lfi drill. " (‘Y'RF and lirsl out The RHs “ niicii hand. which lpalurok a V slochcrepicl pins-rd by Jerry " illanrhard. marched in r ‘luu! liti’ilis’lliulls.

McCarR (‘atlct Licii- o

rt Ling. T’. Bradl

IIM't GUESTS

Mrs, Carriithers, .liontagiie. bad as her guest. recent Bruce Curric ilnd his son, nous aid at ciiariotlriown.

in ilio corps was en'ai‘dld to Cadoi i.iciit. Douglas Linein . ’ neral oroiieirnrr in AT GRINlWll-‘W ‘shootiiig were awarded to l'odct 1 Mrs 59an Bork oi .llonla. lAlt>ll|- adetsm I lite in spending several weeks ‘ I‘r-‘N‘Jlll- Cfldu CPU“ (laulh‘ \ with her so. n-lun and daunht- wry Cadet W- MCI-all. Clich er, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mae- “'- “'Oalht‘l‘ble- Cadet M‘ i Lend Grundvirw, lilcck. Cadet l-i hicqiiaid. Cadct ' ‘ll Yul: Cadet n. Fllrpalrlck; and Farm E. Martin

T0 HALIFAX

Mr. and Mrs. Eric nuuai- leit

Wednesday (nr .1 cum,in traininc ol Capt. w, ciokcn

business and pleasure trip to and dllllvd by Jack Kane and

i-ialiiax. I‘rctl Dnscoii. had a pericct day i for their inspection. and the

FNTERT‘AINS ""17"

Miss Myrna Rerk onlcrtaincu lllilllllll a Me“ I large Emup of her friends at a home party on Friday evening.

prince Edward islan Real menl under I D:

Clll T Cormack

IN NOVA sco'i‘lA

new,“ Mail‘shv Va“. par", ‘5 r— tor iii rhnreo oi srrd ccrtiiira. , ONE MAN'S SUIT ,w 61 s n ~5 I this w'm lion. lliniicli he added “ hnt's mm of the School 0‘ Nllrslllu of mhum,,,_ Truck Loaded Why an «rumor spine victor-a General Hosiltel. GIVEN FREE— mg m vllcatinn‘ Inf sFt‘d CUM calinn. Arno": "19 “radium! WP. ' I HM, v.5“. . H" “mm “p. "0. hr 1,. to .Mrs Hume'a dauahter. MlSl y nRAWlNG To TAKE 29.50 Mn. Edith Cannon returned to Lobster lsomctime Totnilnrm izrossiMfirhm‘Pt Hum?- VWhO W“: PLACE sum: mu. in:- her home in Charlnllelmi'n wcd. \‘t’lllll‘ ot potatoes “"‘m‘ "m “Wm GCW’" POSI’I‘ Tilts COUPON lN

nenday alter a ten day visit ' h vi with triends in Mutilaan ‘ ROIIS In DITC i1

. . i “Tl/man HOME mums _ A “cw

Joseph Maccregor. Montague. l m‘lck who has been ii paticni in the Kings county hit-mortal Hospi- tal, returned to his honie Tues- day.

live. ton i

pounds of lobster siammrd intni l a ditch and rolled over near Roi‘ ‘ lln my yesterday morning.

i The driver at the truck. Jos

vxsn'mn rail-ism icon Charles Dnucette. wmee

Mn. Than.” Emmi port, N.5.. was uninjurcd. He} was alone in the can.

The accident happened about er. Murdoch MncPhee, who is ., 10.45 as the loaded Inn at or .iiert at the Campbell Numingt trueli pulled out to pass another Home. Lower Monlague. truclr and Dourettc reported he

lost control at the vehicle. FROM PICTOU The truck was loaded In Snurls M. Elli oi Pietou. Ns. attend-

wlth loll crates oi lobsters w i l h ed the tunerni Wednesday at his l nbout loll pounds to the crate A antel- Mra. Ernest. Bell, White lirue amount oi loan was report- Sandi led in the shipment which ii ‘\ ire-loaded on another truck inll mi) CHECK-l)? I sent on its way to the U“ | to d wailaee Msexay. Mu r r a y ' stater later in the day. “I'lmbgvumyhfiaemauin “‘55:: The tnicii was extensl vclyl "1, Man” m, (m. a mu“, ‘ damaged. it was owned by AI- cncak.” "mm, M m. y. o m .i irrd chnrler LeBIanc, Wedge Sundoy. l port N

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Blower Mel had

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A”. Mklllfl III Mme SHIV-II Perm-too- Jill-l M. at. All "Ill Gain-Ind eru or Plum. Collect REM-6275 ll lull. Pill l4. L‘Ilflutlelmm—lox “I

Farmers Push Seeding BHS Cadet Corps Operations 0n Island

‘ iii krill) up their l'adt-I training. I“

mines plnlllt-rl Villain Manilan otticor Keith Leliacheur said ‘ls well advanced III Cenlrnl‘mdg)_ ‘ Following the inspection and‘ (MEWS *1 "mmfll‘m "‘3" said been put out in the province yell

hell along. ml the work is ad-l 1mm"; yoslcrday, I

there mi-inc to ltr‘Fn)‘ snow late

Alhnrlon lllnl nm‘ man iclt home prams win "my in "I, Mammy Irallllllz. at six n'rlnt'k Tuesdav a

t'orlrl Mayor P, Mullally; Cadet load oi irrlihrcr in Sllmmc‘l‘sldel dug, 't l

. . ‘ hiiu

leanl antllilio lop Ill "l

tor the mast cosistrnt ritlc shot‘ F

iini: us lo the liiiiil to meet the. Emma”; “We “we 2.5mm

mm A. driiinnil niot Mummy. and nrtl-i

urhinl

II The sllawy carvsi under “mi are crops is iiu-i-rnslnc, Mr. J» Rankine st. brimming mlli‘t» l'lillHlk’t’d that It.

periormnnre went on PoTilTlil'iAV'ern

The cormls aliiliatcd with the pronnhly no t‘lnv- In the sound; acros pinntrd last year. almosti Mnntzguo. the command o 30.000 of them loi- srcd suidi

FD l Glen c ansay. scuior ins cc-

mm with sham “will is cupcrled to handle on ' lBrlissols Sprouts and role crops

were crown last year tor prolyorest land represent 15 per cent; lcoasind here. with more than oi Canada's lorcsta. twththlrdl‘ i th l ~ t l 't ed t'

‘ISLAND NEWS PAGEl

lMotltclgue, Souris, Kings _Countyl

4 The GIIBI'I an. Charlnttetown. Thurs. Ma 30. 196

Tillerry Plains Mail—l lSaves Oats 0n Field .

MnN‘rinll hllilEAu i straw is gold (or bf‘fldlnz he or THE GUARDIAN added.

Earle T. Richard. Atherry The Plains thrashed bL‘le‘n 400 and l The Albcn'y Plains Iai'mcl' ‘ 5M smk of grain yesterday and l crew some 35 acres in all last i got any loll 1) hell, hc told the sen - Guardian last. lilglll,

Mr. RlCIIAEYIs cul lhe Linton oats Sept. 3 nl‘ last year. uookcd it next day. but never could get it dry enough to thrash in a field that was com- piciciy Sul'mundM by woods.

r nnd iii-yin; conditions were poor

Most oi the grain WIN coreer with snow through ilie uintor hul it Sht‘lll’d out had! Tm all or that. "We rcsltlnkcd it sevrr. al ilme. ' Richards. "bctoro m hi . '

The mean» Wl‘rv dry and the grain is good lor teed. ‘ though it not tit Ior seed The

Demonstration OI Musnc And Phonics Given At Souris

grain grew nn [2 acres.‘

it Is the 5w:an story all wring threshing thal has comm to this paper in the last tew: l days. and apparently it has rev-- ier naape hm bctore iii lvl» iiig mumzy. A wry from Valleytieid several days ago John and Angus

.loholson had threshmi slime 100 stock that had boon Dlll alli winter, and many liimcrs have obscryed since that (buy ncivcr., 1 lirnrd rt that being done in the province bciore,

Richards lhrt-shrd his er ii ,vmtordav with . “Smell Mill" in the fioltl,

Wild at Alma

ti-om tlic mill dale by M .

arninattoris.

demonstrations highlighted theland social development. ieaehexs' work.th hold in lhei During a panel discussionlaud Mrs. Souris Regional High School. Altred Morrison chairmen; sident and secretary With representatives trenilitnna MacCllrmal'k. Mrs. Cliar— Souris local or the Tearhe grades one to night at Sourishs McMahon lirs. 11A Mlle- I-‘ctloralion.

Elementary School. Sister st. i Donald and Georae liuiiaily con.

I .d t H, 1 ed Felix illustrated how much child. i cliidcd lth the grade right pro. "l' 9" a 3 5" 95"“ ren can derive irom just one \‘lnt‘lnl examinations were very 4"“ Mm 0' W310” We" PI'D- year oi musical Li'nining. An er nrccssai- .

litany rcasons were ritcd as being responsible in the large tailuie rate in these tests, one

B) \‘Ell. .\I.\TlIl-‘.§0N l-‘nrniini: ltpcrallnn: are being

i Dl‘aS

2

o arEr‘lS. without the aid at musical ac-

Thc erain reeding has been eompanimcnt was clinisxcd the singing or “The Frog Went A Conrlin“ and local Jane' direct-l ed by sistrr Si. Frllx. in right cxams should bci Sisicr Sl zitii and Elnannr accepted in high school dependsl Biacouiorr. grade one teachers on the ind -idiial it was stated. a Souris convent. cooperated .J. i-tynes.schooisurlerinten. in an rum to emphasize thc drnt, ciariiied any questions stances commonly

lmpnrtanm oi phonics and choral troubling the learhcn eonccrn— i households MONTH LONG

M cLEARANcE SALE

ins uninl at Sherwood Inst year. DRASTIC PRICE CUTS ON MEN'S 8s IOYS' CLOTHING

expects there will be cnnslder-l i

ahly enlarged produclinn III I l l

l liliotlzili‘ EXTRA SPECIAL aovs' WEAR BOYS' T-SHI‘RTS

r’lt‘m opornlioiisisthe story tromi "r Antiquity-t he mm "H,

Ru) 5 China

PANTS

i... i. .98

um

int: oi rlllosllons iic iiirmoi- hall n2 iii-res soiiu nl crorlinu ra n w dare aeo i has lcnriirrl mlr‘vdd)‘ worn a roundup oi ptnlfln arm the proiincc Apprnxlmtlu‘ one . halt oi lhel TOIIACL‘D PLANTING

rain has bccu scrrlcd in the. Tonarrn plants will be put out l torn and siiiiilicriipnris niilie on mm M Sammy 0, m5 m'mN‘i lllln Mink-ll" sald werk. or Monday. at the latest, l-slvrdal. \lllll mllsl n! the W1 If the wrather holds, Research

dly now. with excel- icnl iionilier tor work althouzti rain is needed, Superintendent R c. Parents said yesterday.

fnui'id

tobaccu plants have.

cstcrdny. with grain seeding this seat so .3, as mu“ be

an nu rapid]. in West Print-ei isn, altlinl ll the shrine work as a hit lnlcr pettinc iinrlt-rnay

Smltli MucFarlunc, Hurrinllnn ’ who produced apprnximately 75

i the scoson iiiiii-h lmtk luiicor

ior ot the province. but hoped the In _ growth will not be at d 42 irlll'ks filll'ad 01‘ the e‘q‘lense oi the mcn who. He llcllrrll nll bl‘llll: near produce the raw material ltl Itlr I‘lllr‘ .wxlvllllw There were 5.1mm hllshelsl no llr W llllllle M W" oi nals grown here last year on 'k a m 97.00» nrres tor a total gross rr~~iiiircr siilrr at illo island farm vaim, n, swampy , d5. rrlllircr plant hri-c “tire driv- pmmm up “mm...” mm

Renular to 349.50 and tlraving at This Luw price

4.50

Laminated

JACKETS

Reg‘ to $14.95 Montague Girl

8.95 ls VG Graduate l — _ _ _

l men‘s

iSPQEflBi‘TS

Ill," to t

All Shall?! hell. to it.”

cmanrl." iiiniinecr ian llankim‘ i bushels n; mixed m.“ "mm m, 3H1 “‘M‘rdm' “"h “l ‘9 5mm horns tor a gross value iii " 7‘” "‘"l "f "‘9 Ml "Fm" more than 5.5mm. there were anon acres ot barley and lanolin arrcs oi hay produced a year

‘ll_\' continuiuu to he heavy

it is diiticiilt to estimate how‘ iiuch ici-ulirrr is born: snld iur hill ll tins iici-nnic in- rrasimlh' (‘\‘irlt‘nl that ill? let» * or demand lnr Em!" and [or

no

Spring “heat ran to 4,600 ac rcs, “5.0m busliela tor a gross value oi $245,500,

rd. as lal'ml‘rs are

s a isond lll\(‘~llltl‘l|l.

MONTAGUE _ Mrs. Marion llume and her son. Murdork, o1 and her daughter. Mrs. sw. Giddings, Summer. sidc. motored to alirax, . .

to attend the graduation exci-

Pntnlo plnnlinc this irar ulli‘

“flow” Alumnae prisc. lvtisi Hume will

continue on the hospital stair

Inr the summer and plans to

lcnlcr nalhoiirle University (at licr come in thc tail. ins mum roses-r

ontario's 200.000.000 acres ol

F estimaletl at , . . l‘ropr tor proccs, ll plants with nrrrasn with a new plant I) a nit hiiilt nl lionlnnuc. ultiioueh

l 3'

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_ 911/1 (i

Mi 2L BOY 5 WI»

i (Ala/726 41/ (

his your More than 4801! acrul

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Charlottetown

They’re New . . . They're at LePage’s HUSH PUPPIES 8r RAND C A S U AL S

Suvde ealhet‘ uppeis lroalcd with SCOTCHGARD to IE- sist soil, shed water. retain shape, resiliency. To wash, brush sol lly with soap and water and dry. Foam rubber soles are light, cool. springy, flex easily. 2 styles . . i . Indnn (irr‘on. llmlnd—dawg. Root Beer and P316 Face. Slip-(ms and Oxfords. Sizes 7 - 11.

spots. «all?

Treated 9 5 I

with

Scmhgcrd pr.

ePAli‘iE SHOE co.

"TI:- I-Iolno of Good Shun Sine. I920"

CAUGHT AT ANNAN‘DALE

Tllis gad oi Ilroul \i‘ns Taken

Merrill Macdtvn. lid. Souris. Tlle Lrolfl ranged

‘il'IS‘TIIe grads six and eight ex.

‘ The illorluhop, including the sovius —— Music and phonics l reading in a child's educationniilllnrh served aiterwarrls, was ‘organjzcd by Marvin Maclnnla Wesley Bruce, pre- nl IliaV

comnAT HOME DANGER WINNIPEG lCPl _— Thr pol- aon control centre at the chu- drcn's hospital here has joined in being the student's cnrrics read- for“?! WM the Manual?! Pim- ththrr or mareuticai Association and the t tl pupil ltnslltlctvsdul in mayhem“. department in 3,, mm to combat the mounting hazards at home poisoning by issuing a pamphlet listing llolsonnua lubr

in size ftvm eight to la inches “‘ and the torrent weighed on pmdmalahi two pounds. with

Mrs. lliaodonnid In the pictur- is her uncle. Guy 0. Jenklnl, or South Weynwuth, Mass.

FETCH GOOD PRICE dud-ll (III mun-II mull“ o! SHEEBROOKE, Que. UPl— the Quebec Numismatic Assisi A 1932 Canadian SIT-cent. pleas clallnll. Same 3,000 calls collect. sold Inr $575 Ind In 1375 Gunner (on from Clnadl and Lin United for $625 II In nucle‘l lull held Stale! attended.

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onttlo ALL NEW 1963

VOLKSWAGEN

"- LUXURY - ECONOMY - SAFETY

ra

New. “In! mater up Lo ‘0 mllel l nllfll Ilr coolld er:an ILI leln Iylltllronlud

IIWIYI IVIIIIIIII . largest clock at part: In! my [mall on III III. PI’nF

"(a I hydraulic India Inc: wlnllsllleld wllller “or excellent "It'll-Ill VIIllo liner-ltd Ily (umpire-52d llr Troll! ull Incl [all IIIIIII“

men

rest bell munnflnl

All at the above lecturer ul

dard equipment

. lmory trained much-Illa to service your an

requires only 5 pints lit oil sell clncelllnl KYIIIIB indicators

eierlrir windshield wiper. new Improved healer

Come in TODAY (or a teat-adv: demonstration at no obllgation, of course.

51 785 """m'yilfiflfifi‘iifla‘f' “4"”

" w. R. JENKINS LTD.

Provinclal Disti'lttulnr, Purkdnla "The Faiteat Helllnl lmlll Car In the World"

WANTED

Inf and Canngr cows and balls. Loading carfor N.B. Saturday. Jim. I". Come III orcutl . . .

Factory Outlet Store

Open Frldny Night 'ttl 9 Mn. Set. ’11] 6:30 mm. 198 Queen st.

LIONS CLUBS GLAUCOMA CLINICS

For III. Ruldom of ST. PETRS. MOR‘ELL and LOTS 33. 3’. 40. 41. 42 WILL BE HELD AT

St. Peters Holy Name Hall

THURSDAY AFTERNOON 3.00 p.m.-5 p.m. EVENING 6.45 p.m.-9.00 pm. ATTENDING SPECIALISTS DR J. P. LAN‘IZ

DR. J. W. MORESIDI (This is A GLAUCOMA Tna'r ONLY)

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