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Report on..o.. Canadian Si-ii h in Cuban Tra a

III! IV?‘ "0 mu gauiérnying ‘cello frornaussilsmt:

My Diefsnbabsr said five of the ships’ involved have been ‘uslntrv

' I! the!" ' touring the and w':ruﬂh£]: Three 1::

Souris Game Receives‘ Bill For Dam At Harmony Jct.

Montague, Souris, Kings County ,,,§‘,’,E"},’,§ _7,,,,{,,‘f'.:,°§,,“§;’,'i,,';“°,,°,‘,; f,:,"'°fl",,,.;,',,.‘,‘l’,$ ,‘.'.‘;',,’,‘,;’;‘;“?°.‘,',,";‘{ o'r'rA.wA tCP)—Prims inn; . hqd _ l pE_1_ ﬁsh and Game soda. W" h 9.3",‘ later Diefenbslrer said Friday under 3 “Ill "Kill?! since 4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 29, 1962.‘ Umw mhmmw, ,_.,,,,,mm of Jo, eight Canadian-owned ship: can isso.

tiohuuhragwheid in them t. H “mg “no m C oifirgiﬂyhy ebgdfld meet with the or'n- Cuba -re under British NEW! dlﬂuvy M mural 1-%°hn0ce' 5° Ind Iubjﬁct to llw. mm ' ' He WII ‘O m‘ fill! may, hy A,-um, 5 . common: question. of the new caged avg, 3,-,,e_ W" 3,, Parliament. Opposition Leader cued him ehe hm would not be Pearson asked for co paid until a settierrnent was

nine. it was also decided that the EastBaiﬂ

MARRIAGE AGE!

Average age for rnarriage rog- woiner. in the island of Maori. thu 18% years. compared to 20.8 years in the U.S. and 21.8 in Britain.

ing was Osborne in place of the presi- dent. Joe Heunessey, who was unable to ttend

Heaw Crop Oi Grain liaces Critical Stage

ers have disappeared, and farm—

ers depend on custom combin-r

A rri.inute’s silence was held the is John

Dixon.

A general discussion took place regarding the ‘work that was done on the dam at Harmony

by M M ATTENTION

LeanandsecondbyAlvinRose aprizeof$5isto

By NEIL A. MATHESON Provincial and Farm Editor

Th 1 ' ' fi ld . i o W 81"“ M havee p::,?1Y,cnecde 'h.hgll!el,':ceueeh¢v§ ing. and combine operation has‘ the heaviest luolrsboi urine There Wm be .-Prmﬂoe scum" nt Upton V been impossible for most of the ' the 350011118 D9330“ 5l’5*1'll|1E 05- Farm snturday’ sepwhnberza ‘t 7 p’m_ for tho’, l

yi-eid,—one agricultural spokes- man suggested yesterday it may be the best in hlstory—but the serious stage is rapi y ap- proaching for harvesting, if it has not come already, agricul- tural olficials agreed gloomlly. Norman Black. acting Ex. perimental Farm superintendent, said “I’m sure the serious stage has been reached already in a number of cases." Mr. Black and Bruce Mac-

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A box of wheels will be the door

prize at the next regular meet- heid the fourth

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ATON’S

'11) Octobe SPECIAL SHOWING ‘' h

time to date. MONTREAL (CP)—'1‘he CNR One man in the Summerside . reported Friday 8 net 0P€I‘3lll18 area bought a combine— th e y dellcll Og $2,3I59.000 tln Aug:-lzlgt cost upwards $6.000— a n d’°°"-_‘l’,3l'° Wl 8 "9 01391‘?! contracted to cut 400 acres, builgglﬁll ‘ll 5282-000 1" Augllst 13“ up to the latter part of is s if ' .

v The railroad said operating xlgefek at least he hadnt cut one jrevenues in August were “of

Costs of combining have alsojwe“, ;93,953_ooo_ 1,, gone up this year. several P90~j196l. operating revenues were pie stated. but the six or seven:$51_407,000 and operating ex- dollars per acre they charge is penses were $61.689.000. still regarded as a good way of The August I-emu, have . net setting the min in the barn by operating deficit in the first. _ their most farmers, who only wish eight months of 1952 of 513391,. lgrain harvested with a combine they could get theirs done oe- , ooo_ compared with 3 her 0139;.

d when the weather clears up, fore it gets any more bad wea- lating deficit of $11,121,000 in the they'may well have to wait for er. ‘corresponding period of 1961.’ the combine to do the job fo r : “-" “‘j‘“""‘ ‘j someone else who was promis- ed earlier than they were.

There will be many fields so wet, the heavy combine cannot operate, it was suggested.

Mr. Black said there has been

Plowing in the Queens County Plowing

Match. World Rules will be used. -

and operating expenses

5 in .5‘

EXCITING RINGS ,

in irrihce Edward Island it's

THE CHAllLOTTllTOWN

Clarkson, Montaigne, tied with Miss Martin in the provincial : exams but lost out by a very

principal of the school. John Huglics. Miss Martin won the mortal for the highest standing

MIPS MARY M'a1‘tln, Valley- fielrl, srudcnt at .\Ionia,;tia Regional High School is pic-

tured receiving the Governor- in die provincial exams and ; narrow margin in the school 373 inch" f - (11 thi Geri-eral's medal from the the school exams. Steve ' cxams. ' mohuh up ,.,°,e§f;'§d‘§.y_ I A Canadian Both men, and Willard

'Ask about our attractive wintter rates for permanent residents. (European Plan).

Special Bnsint-.ssmen’s Luncheon-$1.45 12 noon to 2 p.m. daily except Sunday.

Prowse, Brackley, said yester- day that the fields w h i c h have been seeded out present a even more difficult problem, in th the grasses and clovers have grown up through the brok- en-down grain and this presents a particularly difficult harvest- ing problem.

Combines can pick up grain ;that binders couldn't look at, l but in this c a s e there is a dan- l ger of green seeds and material

being mixed with the grain,

Montague Regional High Proud Of Achievements

By NEIL MATHESON .'.ay. The principal said that only llPS of days in the class room. Pr.-vzncial and Farm Editor one day of schoo was lost TAUGHT GRADE 11 Montague and a large arealthroughout the past winter. And He's particularly proud, 1

of Kings County are proud of ,he added, 25 classrooms will he think, of the time he taught all the higgcst regional high school»in operation when the new ad-jof the subjects in Grade 11 back ‘which win present an added in the province where Women‘: flliloli is opened_early in No gin 1952. The St. Dunstan's Ur.l- drying and storage problem. it institutes awards were made~\'cmbcr. The hddition will takejversiiy graduate was 15 years was fem-ed, last night and the Governo"- ‘pupils now being taught 111 thegaway from Grade 11 work wnenl Right hhw_ though’ the hmhﬂ General‘: medal was also pro old. elementary SCll00l building ' he took on the job, and he l 19m 15 to get the grain hm.veht_;; rented. A building addition which has been condemned for j naturally had forgotten some of h e,-]_ and there are many people. which will be opened in Novem- further use. it. } who Sm] haven-t cut any yeti bar. will enlarge capacity to 25 EFFICIENT STAFF _ “I don’t know too much about 1 with the first of October hmm_‘ teaching rooms. MP. Hughes Was insistent that l some of this work now“, he‘ - , lThe Three-Rivers Inslit,-rte "credit for any success til‘! 1 told the class. "but if you will comprises ladjeg from the areas . schoo‘. has achieved must be 1 help mo I will help you”, h

Sunday Luncheons n\‘v‘gb:' S‘ “ :>" l

from $l.35—l2 noon to 2 p.m. Dinners from $1.60-6 to 8 p.m. For receptions. meetings, private parties, dances and teas. contact Frank Pellerin Resident Manager. Phone 4-7371

Our Best

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mg. .BINDERS CALLED OUT

'{ Binders have been called in-

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of the Cardigan, Brudenell and 3€lI‘il311lPd l0 8 Well-ilualilicltlpromiscd. And the result was. use 8 d h Montague liiversl. E’-‘l'l<"t-‘til and C0-operative staff 3 all that could be expected. lﬁelds h’, stgoh'tfoe;‘eex::p1gnahl2:; Munoz ‘ The :'('ho0l—»~it has 676 pupils ct teaclier_s." . _ “The pupils never once tried ; tween here and Montégue E ——has achieved some remark 30!!-181 l_>1'1nC1Pal-~he's also to pu' me on_ e spot. thou ithohgh the present driving windy‘ S if f' d able results this year under the II_ town ('0unC11l0r~neVeI‘ has to there were times when thcyland mm will hhely soak H”: . O IS Ie l direction of principal, John give an order. He only has “to rnust have known 1 was having g sheaves completely. _ y o Hughes, BA. suggest It and the Job Is d0l'll51‘d!ffl'.'i1llyv" he recalls with] 3 other places the blnd_ ‘/~ c There were 50 students from flu‘-€’lY and efficiently." he ‘pride. The class was good and h l s the erhool who passed Grade 12 cnthused. lone of the members. David To TRAIN CUBANS E cusfﬂmefs r

"The 11-man school board un-5 tier ('i12irman Paul Kl'ilg‘Sb1il'y.paud_ made is the most cooperative g'X‘(llip_‘physi(-s and of men I have ever had the liugfes rec . was 77.6. lprlvilege of working with". Mr. This year the school has or- out of 110 writing grade ~l(‘;H“gl‘e5 l°ld me’ U I h_ 3.a“‘zed W" “rem"‘d‘al" grade ment signed with the Soviet h,.hv.h,.ia]5 95 were 5ucce5g|uI{ And, he hdded. this s t thmne clzisses for those who 'bF‘;Union_ An announcement Frh gm. 3 percentage il)i'St ‘area Ive ever been in, so y cause or agelor size might find ;day Said: 200 Cubans win he sent 3 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL lfhr jay: cot-ogleration tand éllldfr-Ill iimbarrﬁhsing to glo ba}c‘k Ito , to Rhshla fhh [raining hhd 0th_l e .m aphievément is "ot;s.an ngo e paren s an ra e—,gra e erg in rura sc oo 5. "5 W,“ have hhhhhd Soviet

_ rpayers are c(mcer‘ned.” ‘They are taught some grade t1-awiel-s_

conﬁned to the high S€l100l- Tllel Mr. Hughes discontinued teach- I eight vrork and some grade

Montague 9lPm8Hlal'Y SCl10_~>l 2 mg this year. as all of his timeinine and will complete gradel

uhdél‘ the Principal M‘l‘S- Elsie l is taken up with administration, lr.-ine the following year, he ex-l

Watterworth, achieved 8 Pass lhul he has many happy memcv.‘- l Dlained. ;

fng percentage of 72.2 from the, No shooting allowed in Cardigan causeway pond, it being in the village of Cardigan area.

who wrote gradcl Village

Handicralt Exhibition Plans Moving Well

arrangement. to keep the equip-

ment for their continued use. When the whole program is

on a firm footing. it is to be op-

Stewart, now a doctor in Cra-. 100 per cent in chemistry. Mr.

“fr . iii

provrnr-lai examinations out of the 52 who wrote for a per- centage of 96. Average for the province from regional schools

HAVANA (AP)--The Russians i will train Cubans in operating 1 la new fishing port and manning ,3 rtrawlers under the new agree-g met Premier Castro’: govern-.

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With ”Raydia” Stones by Goodrich Wilkie

Ann Johns—-authority on glamour rings will be in an-edance to help you make your selections Monday to Saturday. October 1st to 6th. -

Lovely wedding bands, solitaires and cocktail rings, hand-set, not pasted.

with sparkling “Raydia” stories. Gold-filled or sterling silver settings. Sizes 5 to 9.

smoothies now in

Genuine Goodyear A

44 9

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at‘;..:::*:;r;tr::..:“::..r.:.%.: suburban-res. Sludcnls in grade 10 took one

provincial scholarship and two oil or county scholar-ships this

year. High

school students achicv--

Tanton Tire

Dial 4-3574 ,

logy. physics and Latin. 97 per: cent. in English, 94 in chemistry . and 92 in history.

f the 41 successful students from the some 61 regional high school students in grade 12 who wrote 1.hvsics this year, 18 pup

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1 e 0 M A n I I I I uunu

By JEAN MMSAAC 52 K nt St. Charlottetown WWW M,

Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer

A handicraft exhibition sched-

uled for Charlottetown on Oct»

E§"_"7n‘:r:U_-na :i:i~_ '-l:i?F.I.Q=:='u

_ ~#he're it was driven by the 1959

ifs. or 44 per cent. were from the Mnntagiie institution.

The Montague high school has grown tremendously in the last few ycars. From six classrooms in 1952. it grew to 12 in l955, was destroyed by fire in 1959,‘ began work as a regional school 1 in 1960 serving 49 districts, al- though the school was still hous- ed in buildings all over town

fire. h FAST WORK _

Mnntnsue cilions still recalli with pride that school clas‘=.:'-1‘ were i!ndci'wa_v two days afteri the 154:)? fire. even though some ‘I supplies had to come from asl far away as Montreal. The fast work entailed co-operation from1 just about everyone, they are quick to emhasize. ,

By 1961 a total of 59 districts] hgd become affiliated and this}

year the regional high school’

facilities are nxfended 63 heavy export business. The 1952 lllmllnﬁ 89350“ 0136“!

districts with a dozen 44-pas-l During the exhibition, traln- Monday. _Mrs. Mons MscPliea Mrs. Joan Currie

sentzcr buses bringing 570 rural ed instructors win demonstrate Bruce S- Wright. biologist Mum Robertson (Brooklyn), i

children into the school each to Islanders the designing and and director of the northeastern St. Mary’: Rd. .3. 1 G’°'3°‘°"' “um” R R. Var-asa River 8.3. 1 Menu 3.3, 1 making of the various arts and wildlife station here, said that phou sou,-1, 3; 1 Murray Harbour phone M.“ g t. mm“ mm". 11." "mm M a . h V crafts. Those who attend all or 8! high as 80 per cent of specl- Phone Murray River 51-2! Montague IN-8 . ' - g..,.;:.;..,;‘: "N" v°"’°' mm 1" 75°39 Ml“-‘ll, 35"

Bear River l Man Charged

SOURIS - As the result of a stabbing incident at Bear River. Thursday evening, Aai-t Vt. Veld. Bear River. was arraigned be- fore Waldron Lavers. JP, Georgetown. on the charge of unlawful assault causing bodily

tin. . Ibilowlag amitrnmen! the ac- anded until the

get ying satisfactorily, should be in final

ober 10 and 11 will mark the first definite step in a program designed for the promotion of the manufacture and sales of Island arts and crafts.

Wendell MacKay, deputy pro- vincial secretary, will meet Tuesday, Oct. 2, with Dr. Ivan H. Crowell, director of handl- crafts for the New Brunswick department of industry and de- velopment, to finalize plans for the exhibition. TO INCREASE INCOMES

The overall plan is designed to help people of the province increase their incomes by mak- ing items for sale to tourists. Dr. Crowell pointed out, on an earlier visit to the province. that the average tourist looks forward to returning home with some authentic memento of his trip.

Besides providing an attrac- tive tourist feature. it is also a

part of the two-day session will have the chance to enrol for the particular type of course that appeals to rlvem.

Following a study of the dis- tribution of those enrolled. instructors will work out sche- dules of construction In what- 'ever communities there are

at groups. Occasions for cases of

individual instruction are also possible. STAFF ACQUIRED The present effort includes completion of an instruction staff. This is reported to be mo- and a staff form shortly. Training equipment required iavotvss w working. ceramic . . g necessities. It , I new to make a small ‘for materials and equip- ~ , take to the _ hfiiﬁﬁg will . r"lI!”'IDOclIl

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erated on a co - operative bas- is with. the remainder of the Maritime provinces, Dr. Cro-

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well stated some time ago. Al- so, those taking advantage of the classes ‘will be closely ob- served and

structors in the Island setup.

N.B. ‘Hunters Are Warned On Woodcock

FREDERICTON (CF) -—Huri-

rs were warned Friday that woodcock shot in New Bruns- wick may be dangerous to eat because of insecticides used on feeding grounds here and in Louisiana.

Miss Joyce McLelian Mrs. Everett

men birds taken have been found to be carrying some re- *sidue of poisonous insecticides, hmainly the highly toxic dieldrin janri heptachlor and less toxic DDT

I Are they safe to eat? "one bird. yes," said Dr.

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