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14 The Guardian

Fri. Oct. 22, 1965,

TURN TO GAS. FUEL

The use of natural and coal gas in Britain is expected to nerease by 75 per cent during he next five years. NOTICE OF SALE

BY SHERIFF

PURSUANT TO and by vir- tue of Writs of Execution to me directed and issued out of County Court of Kings County at the Second Circuit of the said Court on the 4th day of March A. D. 1965 in. an action wherein The Trustees of St. Peters Consolidated School District No, 10 in Kings County were Plaintiffs against the lands -herein firstly and secondly and thirdly described, which said Execution is mark- ed to levy, firstly for $33.25 and secondly for $58.48 and thirdly for $143.58 being the amount of school taxes and costs which remains unpaid, together with costs of and in-

cidental to levy and sale and |

other costs of Execution.

I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that on Friday the 12th day of November A.D. | 1965 at the hour of one o’clock in the afternoon in front of the Court House Building at St. Peters, I will set up and sell by Puble Auction to the highest bidder the lands here- inafter particularly described PARCEL NO. 1: All that tract, piece or parcel’ of land situate, lying and being in St. Peters in Lot or Township No. 41 in Kings County, Prince Edward Island, bounded and | described as follows, COM- MENCING by land bounded on the North by land in the possession of Mrs. M. Mac- , Donald, on the East by the division line between Lots No. 41 and 55, on the West by the Forest Hill Road and on the South by a public road running eastwardly from the said Forest Hill Road, con- taining fifty acres of land a little more or less, the same as were in possession of John D.: Matheson.

PARCEL NO. 2: All. that tract, piece and parcel of land | situate, lying and being in | St. Peters in Lot cr Township No. 41 in Kings County, Prince | Edward Island, bounded and described as follows, COM- MENCING at the South West angle of land now owned by Joseph B. MacDonald and running East along North boundary of main St. Peters Road leading to St. Peters Lake; thence North along East boundary of said Lake

’ Road until it reaches the land

now owned by Ronald F. Mac-

Donald the grantee,* along . West boundary of James B. | MacDonald’’s land till it

reaches the main St. Peters

Road at the place of com-

mencement said to contain

eight and one-third (81/3)

acres of land a little more or

less, as the same were in

possession of the said™Ronald

F. MacDonald at the time of his death.

PARCEL NO. 3:- COM- MENCING on the East side of the Portage Road at the North boundary of land of Daniel O’Hanley; thence run- ning East for the distance of forty-five and two third (45 2/3) yards: thence at right | angles running North for the | distance of about twenty seven and one-half (2712) yards: | thence at right angles West for the distance” of about forty five and two third (45 2/3) yards to the Portage Road aforesaid: thence South “along said Portage Road to the place of commencement containing one third (1/3) of an acre of land a little more or less -and--being the -Jand -|

conveyed to David Gladstone |:

O’Hanley ‘by deed bearing date October 6, 1960.

DATED this 12th day of | October A.D. 1965.

MILTON RODGERSON,

Sheriff of Kings County.

MME. VANIER EMBRACES CHILD

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Mrs. Georges Vanier, wife embraces Roger Francoeur, Montreal home for disabled

of. Governor General Vanier,

The following article is the result of a 4,000-mile trip through China by Ian McCrone, Reuter’s Hong Kong correspondent.

By IAN McCRONE

NANKING (Reuters)—China’s between Soochow and Shanghai, | Of 200 supplying China’s biggest | harvests this year are officially is lush with late rice, vegetables |City, specializes in foodgrains |

4, during visit to a downtown

The bare, dry hills of Hopet

and Liaoning give way dramat- vate plots, and 20,000 ducks—e |

and chronically M children.

China Claiming Best Crop | Since Reds Came To Power

Some pigs are raised on prt

ically over the Shantung boun- small number—are sent to Pe- dary to abundant water and | king markets each year.

around Nanking.

Near Shanghai, the Ma Chiao

greenery : The countryside of Kiangus,' ‘Horse Bridge) commune, one

claimed to be the best since the!of al types, cotton and fruit. and cotton for the textile fae- The concentration on irriga- | tories.

Communists came “to power 16 years ago. ae

This is totally credible if crops. throughout the country are as good as they look this fall in Shantung, Kiangsu, Chekiang, Kiangsi, Hunan and Kwangtung provinces.

From the air and from the, train, the traveler sees acre af- ter acre of well-watered vegeta- ble fields, orchards and heavily- eared rice paddies.

The weather has not been ideal, and some parts of the country have suffered from the two historic agricultural contra- | dictions, floods and drought.

The dry spell affected Shansi,

Hopei and Inner Mongolia. The: |

floods struck the central basin fed by the Huai River. AREA LACKS WATER

Hopei province and the north- east have been having one of the worst dry spells for years. Conditions are officially de. scribed as a “‘major and seri ous drought.” r|

| Sherwood Conservative Poll Meeting

-9.00 P.M. Sherwood Women's Institute Hall

Fri., Oct, 22

Mrs. Edie Eldershaw, Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Alvin

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LADIES OF PROGRESS IN PRINCE

. David MacDonald

CFCY PANELISTS Tignish

All Interested People Welcome

Mrs. Frances Perry, Summerside Ramsay, Indian River Sister St. Emmanuel, Miscouche Miss Irene Mountain, Kensington

tion during the last decade has,

led to huge new canal systems. | Under way in China, - make | little has been done yet in some

Individual communes

Fait harvesting currently though

their: own electric pumps, and Parts of the southeast.

boast of raising up to 99 per

Wheat and first-crop rice has

cent.of their irrigation water by been better than harvests last

electricity.

tionalist capital of Nanking and in the less sophisticated rural

year, and late-season rice is ex- But around the former Na- pected to produce more, grain |

than last fall. Foreign Minister Chen Yi has

areas away from the coast. described this year's harvest as

treadmill waterpumps worked

“very good indeed compared

by old peasant women, and hu- with previous harvests in his-

man bucket brigades lifting water, a few gallons at a time) |from river to paddy-field, are ! . common sights. FEED CITIES

There now are 74,000 com-

tory.”

CITE ACHIEVEMENTS Pleased agriculture ministry

officials pointed to the following

achievements on the farm this

munes in nearly all parts of year:

‘China. Some have the specifie ;

task of feeding an adjacent city | or supply it with raw materials. |

The China - Cuba friends! commune, 15 miles outside Pe-| king, is charged with sending | vegetables and milk to the capl-} tal.

Organizer James M. Lee

Queens County P. C. Assn.

Provincial %

Watch a special TV program when a panel of Ladies from Prince County will discuss present and future trends for progress in Prince County with Progressive Conservative Candidate David MacDonald at 2:30 p.m. Friday Afternoon

Inserted by the Prince County Progressive Conservative Ass’n

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—An_ increase of 3,250,000 acres under irrigation.

| ture! ectanticts @etusted end) DENT DOUBLE TIM

at work. -—Some 3,000,000 tons more chemical fertilizer used | —*Tens of millions’ of city dwellers and students helping out on the land. The program for keeping jeadres and high government ‘servants in touch with the lot of the peasant continues. Desk-bound bureaucrats have to do stints of up to several months in the fields of some re mote community. Experiinenta! pilots and dem-

Onstration stations are regular

jfeatures of model communes

and their findings are being shared.

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