' 4-H Holstein above in order

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plus at the Prince Oounlty .- Match illustrated the do: 5 at horses in modern fann-

TEAM GANG new WINNER

mmnmmm-ing

O'LEARY 4-H CLUB CALV

of meant as placed by judge Al-l llson Proﬁt on Achievement Day

None the less the team above handled by Milford Ellis, pentomned an emcellent job for a first place award.

* * WESTERN , l GUARDIAN 1' all]? in] EN supper and social In _ Hall. Tuesday Sept:

, I ELM “Martin Luther"

Below: United Ohurch. Sep- .,.| 11 at 8 otcloclg,»

by Y. P. U. r

7 I SOON can at Al:

MNut Casi. also coke. v new. Wyoon Wod- , Phone Borden 2'19

POLK) Inoculation . old and sur- ' "districts, Monday, Sep- » ill tgldlo 9.31. to be

To cut hun- ‘Oamor. 75000 to out, ‘Qontroct. for or for part 4WIIL Contract must be by September 11th, ‘1: ~ Construction. Sumw

Slob

ii United Obuwh.

eon operated by the s Board of Trade a; er reports that 3,100 ~ have registered there up " August 31. It is estimated the figure represents a total » , touring visitors, because I about half of those arriving

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READ STUDIO 1). W. SEARS

Barrister l

.J‘George R. MacMahon, ‘ LLB.

“Isolahlgensington on Saturday!) wa no Summerside 3551

. Stan Willi; « I speeches by reciting 1: W

James MacW

(Continued from Page 1) club in: the excellent manner in which they snubbed their am- mals in the judging run. He also remarked on the excellence of the prizes donated. to the club which he considered sprawling halter than the average.

n. a... 116?? 59% . . . e Dewar, ML A; congratulated

those reexamine law

County's first, viewing mm s whirls no debt to man s. ., _. the. do 1.3T, 0. H. Phil- lips. _-P.,.alsn offered conclu- tulahons and sald be was pleased to see 4-H clubtaking Such :1 WOW port in the day's pro- gramme.

sures petitions. County. ,. .2 ing Match, greetings from that organization and pre-

thusiaisrn slimyﬂbat many .ex- cellent plqwman from Pumice County would by competing for Islv nor in, . .. some. ' gun; {ed the iii of the Queen's c o u l1 ty march nine years ago and sand they were, the first to send a PE. I. repmesenbahive to compete for woﬂd honors in the person or

concludcdl‘ﬂle

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Allison Proﬁt

The Man the Flow."

The sneakers were minimised by Raynall W of the executive and direction of The O’Le 4-H Club-

SPOR S PROGRAM

The mahch was favored by ﬁne weather and a large attendance of interested spectators who kept a close watch at all events par,-

stopped to register. Also children seldom registered.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Beatnice MacFadyen who has been a patient in Prince County Hospital, returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Har-

- MacNeill; 4. Willard Phillips.

. ably conducted

Haunts,

dicted that,judginlg from the en- ‘

«be In. .

at the County Match yesterday. Top place went

the Prince County Plowing

: ' Mw’och.

Judge of the show W: Allison Profitt. Raul MacDonald. Prince County ‘agriculture representa- tive, was in change of the 4—H programme.

Placings were as follows:

Holstein. Yearling Class: 1. Fenton Show; 2. Frankie Small- .man; 3. Norma Adams; 3. El- len Smallmlan; 5. Wendell Shaw. GUeruseys: 1. Manlene Palmer;

Dana Machill; 3. Perlsy

Showmanship: 1. Eric Phil lips; 2. Ellen Smallman; 3, Donna Smallman; 4. Perley Mac- Neill; 5. Dana MacNeill. Judging during year: 1. Ellen Smallma-n; 2. Dana MaicNelll; 3. Sheldon Machean; 4. Norma Adams; 5. Donna Smallman.

Efficiency in year's work for Hols’teins: 1. Wendell Shaw; 2.

ticuliarly plowing.

A programme or sports for the younger boys and girls was cap- Reverends Rows Howard and Haber Kean.

Mayor W. A. Currie of Sum- merslde was in attendance dining the

Judges of the plowing Elliot Robertson and Robert Rae of Pownal.

BLOWING RESULTS

Boys 16 and under

1. Perley Maclvean, Mount Mall; 2. JohnElimﬂnsay. Knutse

01' i a MW ' , West C ; 4- Frankie Suleiman; 5. Glam

». a‘ 6- Elle-HM» lips, O’Ieary. ‘

Special, Prim, seem Maw. best crown and but Mall—1'9!“ 16y. MacNeju,

Senior three and class.

1- Edward McMillan, Howlsn; 2. Nelson Dymuent, , Knuhsﬂurd; 3. Reggie Adams, 5- WWII“! Hams,

Best awn—Edward MaIDMil- lali'; Sunlight r furrows—Nelson Dyréltent; Best, union—Nelson Dy- me ,

Senior two sod class. 1. James MacWilliams, Spllng- ﬁelld Wont; 2- Ralph Maids—0’- Lealry: 3. Keir Ramsay, Knubs- ford; 4. Horatio MacWilllIams; Splingfield West; 5. Arnold Small: man; 6. Kenneth Mailman. Best clown-ewAmold Smalllman; Straight MacWﬁl- liams; Best ﬁnishwRLglph Adams.

we Mac-

“Wing!

Kmutsford; 4. 9"”

to Wendell Shaw or (left).

ResUlts Ol .O’LecIry 4-H Club Achievement Day

- O’LEARY — Achievement Day for the O‘Leary 4-H club was held at 2 o’clock yesterday at

Donna Smallman; 3. Frankie Smallman; 4. Fenton Show; 5. Ralph Smallman; 6. Elaine Pal- mer; 7. Eric Rhillirpus; 8. Ellen Smallman; 9. Sheldon MacLean; 10. Cheryl Palmer; 11. Nor-ma Adams.

Erflciency in Guernsey: 1. Perlay MacNei-ll; 2. Dana,Mac- Neill; 3. Marlene 4. Willard Phillips; 5. Muncey Mac- Kinnon.

Condition Of ' ‘ lniured Boy ls Unchanged

The of tlueeyeair-old Kevin Matthews. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews of O’Leal‘y was reported to be unchanged in the VielomialGeneI-al Hospital at Halilax last night. The boy was flown to the Nova Scohia continual Thursday following an nonich near his home. He received bead mobile.

Analrcrafth-omtlien.c.A.I-‘. has: at Sumerslde mad. a nighthme mercy Might.

Earlier yesterdayhospltal of- fiCialIs said tests Were made to determine the extant . of the .Theboyla not uncon- malls.

U.S. Vessels Dock Today

Two United States Naval ves- sels, are due in port at Summon side and Qharlattetown today.

The two are constal ppbrol ships

the Great Lakes training centre, in Ogdensbnrg, N.Y. Their visit marks a continuation of a

series of goodwill tours to Island

5. The 900nm U.S,S, Worlan'd will tie, up at Charlottetown at 10 am. Her sister ship, die U.S.S. Havre will berth at Summerslde at 8 am.

Lt. (JG) E.L, Fryberger com mantis a molement of 9a of- ficers and men aboard the Wor- land. Lt. C.L‘. Long commands the Havre.

WARMER WORLD Climatologist; 'find the world

the past half‘cenitury.

injuries when struck by an auto- I

has been getting warmer during -

l Oil Officials Visit Well

SUNﬂVIERSIDE ——-Several noted oilmen arnived here Friday to make their first inspection of operations at the Imperial Oil Company Ltd. well at MacDon- gall.

Included in the group were sev- eral Dmnpany officials together with chairman of the Alberta Con.- servation Board and an executive member of the Canadian Petro- leum Association. ‘

By Friday morning the depth of the well had reached 4,708 feet, a gain of 80 feet over the previou a gain of 80 feet over the pre- vious day.

Also in attendance were repre- sentatives of the Provincial Gov- erment and the press.

The visiting officials included Gordon Taylor, Director of Im- perial Oil Limited, Toronto; E. Lewis, of the legal department, I.O.L., Calgary; J. Huhfman, crude oil purchasing, I.0.L., Cal- gary; Gordon Colpitts, operating manager, I.O.L., Toronto; V. H. Hunter, manager of I.0.L., Re- girls; Red Goodall. Chairman of the Alberta Conservation Board; and Doug Turner 02! Canadian Petroleum Association.

Also present with the group are Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Col-pills, and Mrs.

BEDEQUE

Miss Betty Phillips and Mrs. Audrey Smith, Halidax, were re- cent overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hender- son, this village. Fmom here they proceeded to Cavendish to spend a week.

Mrs. Hugh McVeigh and Mr. McVeigh. Halifax, were recent visitors to Bedcque.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Ferguson and

suMMERsmE V TODAY (SATURDAY) 2—7:15—9:10

"The Sad Sack”

With Jerry Lewis 1nd

family, Verdon, Quebec, and Mrs. A. M. Chapman, Calgary, Alber— ta, spent some time recently in this village. ’

Mr. G. A. Leard and MT. Wal- lace Leard, Souris, paid a visit to Bedeque recently.

Mrs. Henry Callback, Central Bedeque, is confined to her home by illness. All her relatives and friends hope for her, an early re- covery.

Dr. E. P. Weeks and his two sons, left on return for Ottawa, the first or the week. They were accompanied by their intimate friends, Mr. and Mrs. Errol Boyd

land for the first time, the Boyds were shown many points of in- terest, by Dr. Weeks, who took them to Summersidze, Charlotte- town, Pownal, Murray Harbour, Montague, Georgetown, Cardigan, Mt. Stewart, Cavendish, Stainzhope Beach, Mallmque and other plac- es

Miss Ila Collett, Amherst is spending her vacation at her cot- tage at Chielton beach.

Mrs. Muriel Craig, Toronto. is spending her vacation with her

Central Bedeque.

Miss Georgina Leand. is vast.- tioning with her Mrs. Amy Leard, Central Beacons-

Wbo have been Visiting Mrs. Leard’is sister, Mrs. Hector Leard, have returned to their home in Ontario.

CAMEO

Kensington

Fri. 8:00 p.m.; Sat, 7:15 and 9:15. Matinee Sat. 1:00 pm. A story of today's rebellious youth! “Johnny Trouble” starring Miss Ethel Barrymore, Cecil Kella- way and Carolyn Jones. Also

and daughter. While on the Is- 1

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leard, '

Mr. Charles Laird and family. '

Ella Threatens Area Of Texas

OORPUS GEMSTII, Tex. (AP) Tropical storm Ella, shill m t.- em‘ng to regain hurricane stature, howled toward the rich coastal midsection of Texas Friday night.

Weather bureau observers pre- dicted Ella would strlke inland between Corpus Christi and Gol- veston during the night. Tides up to six feet over normal were ex- peeled.

THIS; - IS '- IT

RESTAURANT ' Kensingron

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Friday 8:80 pm. Saturday 7:15 - 9:15 p.111. "Kansas Raiders" Starring Audie Morph;I as city

Jessie James, with Curtis and Scott Brady.

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Also short subjects.

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TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Sept. 18, 1958, for the sale of the Alex Mac- Donald house and lot at the Community Hospltgil, O’Leary. Highest or any tender not necessarily

' E: W. TURNER. ~ Secretary Board of. Trustees.

David Wayne,

REGENT

' Friday - Saturday "Lost Lagoon" Jeffery Fynu, Lelia Barry

"Dalton Girls" Merry Anders,‘ Lisa. Davis

BUYING

POULTRY. Buying live fowl at our home on the Malpeque Road, Kensington, from f/Ionday to Friday. High- lest market prices. Free oick~up service. lPhonD 65-5 before 9 mm. PENDLETON'S

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HATCHERY -

POWER INTERRUPTION

For the purpose of doing some work on our pri- ma lines in the area north of Kennedy’s Cprner in ensington, the power in that area. Wlll be Inter- rupted durin the hours of 8 to 11 am. and 2 to 5 p.m., start ng on Friday afternoon, September 5 and continuing for about ﬁve ﬁne weather Inter-

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Sch. 50st. 6. 1958 The Guard!“ Pu.

REGIONAL HIGHScHooI ;

A meeting of special interest to all surround— ing school districts will log held in the O’Leary Public Hall Sept. 8 at 8 p.m., to consider the _ as ‘ sibility of establishing a regional high schoo to ~ serve surrounding districts. 1 _ . ‘

All interested persons, groups or organizations

. are urged to attend.

HARRY LEARD. . _ Secretary 0*Leary School. District.

.\.

.. Convention at Ellerslie on Monday.

NOTICE OF MEETING '

The Second District of Prince Progressive" Conservative Association will hold a Nominating September

‘ 22nd, at 8:30 pm.

ANGUS President

R. A. GRINDLAY.

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