rf .

IMRLEMENT DEALER WANTED

Wanted for O'Leary and

vicinity, an aggressive imple-

ment dealer by a nationally known company. A full line of

modern tractors and farm equipment to offer, plus a full

consignment contract for machines. A real opportunity to

establish a. solid business for

the right party. Experience

not necessary but would prove an asset. Apply in writing

to:-

BOX PM GUARDIAN

Charlottetown

AUCTIO

N SALE

AT NEW DOMINION MONDAY, NOV. 8, 1954 AT 1 P. M.

Stock:--6 milk cows; 3

heifers, (IV; years old); 3

steers (,11,5,- years old); 1 bull (U9 years old); 6 calves; I work mare; 16 ewes; 1 registered Oxford ram; 1 grade

Cheviot ram, 111,- years old.

Machinery:-Sectional seeder, spike liarrows, disc har- row, gang plough, mower, hay loader, driving wagon,

driving sleigh, turnip seeder,

harness, cream separator

(MacCormack-Deering), barrel churn.

Terms:-All sums up to 510.00 cash; over that amount

9 months credit on approved 66:. off for cash.

joint note, 6'70 per annum;

If weather unfavorable sale will take place Wednesday.

Nov. 10th. CLAUDE E. CRASWELL Auctioneer

HECTOR MacLEAN I Owner.

CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE

CAPE TRAVERSE MONDAY. NOV. 8th AT 1 P.M. SHARP

Having sold my farm I will sell by public auction above day and date the following crop, stock and implements:

2 general purpose horses;

4 grade milk cows: 4-1 U2

year old heifers; 13 spring calves; binder; haw mower; hay rake; cart; grain crusher; disc harrows; gang plow; manure

spreader; wood sleigh; driving sleigh; set platform scales; '

horse hoe; potato sprayer;

cream separator (electric);

threshing outfit (Halls); spraying gun; wire stretcher and blocks; rubber belt; ladders; cream cans; cart saddle; work harness: driving harness: collars; hames; traces; milk pails; forks; shovels; hoes; and other numerous articles found on

A well equipped farm.

600 bus. oats; 20 tons excellent hay.

TERMS: CASH. If day not fine, sale will lng.

CHAS. CROSSMAN,' Owner.

be held first fine day follow-

E. C. BELL. Auctioneer.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

Bell, Matheeon A Foster 150 Richmond Sf. -

J. mer Blanchard, B.A. LN Queen St. Phone 423':

if. A. Farmer, Q.(l.. LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bldg. Gaude-ti & llisszard Bani: of Commerce Bldg. Allison M. Giiiis. LL.B. lfo Richmond st. Dial 4101

A. Walth-an Gaudet, i.L.B. Phillips Bldg. lll Grafton Sf.

Palmer & IE-slam Denis of Nova Sculls Bldg.

Matheson. Peake & Nicholson I15 Grafton Street

J. A. MacGuigan, B.A.. Currie Bldg. - Diilbdil-I - Queen Bl

G. E. Macmillan, l5.A.. LL.B.

MacPhee & Trainer fail Queen St. Dial 423'!

Chas. R. MeQuaid. ILA.- i56 Richmond St. Dial 89ll

OPTOMETRISTS

G. F. Hutcheson it Son F. a. HUTCHESON. no.

58 Grisfton St. Dial 832!

J. A. Cnrruthers. R.0. in Kent si. Dial seiz-

Byron J. Grant. 0.D. in Kent St. Dial M-l-I

OUR NEWS BUDGET for OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

iiast June 19th by fisheries officers in A building at North Cape, of which 900 were live. 600 ' ” and 808 partly cooked. It was also revealed that of several hundred

MONDAY

Today marks the retirement of Mr. Aubrey Brown, who for the pas: .24 years has occupied the position of stamp vendor at the Charlotte- town Post Office. giving him the longest service of any stamp ven- dor in the Dominion of Canada. Mr. Brown who is now in his Bard year started as stomp vendor in 1900 when there was one mail in and one mail out each day And there was no rural delivery or let- ter carrier service. During his 54 years behind the wicket, he has found the public invariably honest and courteous.

Mr. Brown himself was A pat- tern for the courteous employee to follow. Working from 8 am. to,'l p.m. he always had a cheery smile for his customers and he never tired of answering countless ques- tions in the course of his business during the day.

In future the position will be occupied by a civil service employee who has not been chosen, while in the meantime the work will be carried on by the present postal Clerks. Postmaster J. J. Connolly 5314 Yesterday that the office oc- cupied by Mr. Brown would con- tinue to be utilized as A stamp Venflms office as space in the main office was at a. premium and 3 wicket could not be arranged in this area.

AMHERST. N. s.. (Special) -A beautifully uniform sample or 13115; Triumphs won for Reid Underhey of Souris R.R. the title of Maritime Potato King 1954. It was the second year in a row that a red variety won the top ribbon of the fair, EOHCIRCS won last year. Harold

"'.E.:DE:s- to on on ” DER FOR ITIAILWAY WHAHF REPAIRS. BRIDGE-

VATER. LUNENBURG COUNTY. N.S.". ratify banrflcglzgii in th(eEofgicer of the Secre-

.- . p.rn. . . .). WEDNES- DAY. DECEMBER 1. 1954.

Plan! Ind specification can be seen and mrmemof lender obtained at the office of we .2! Engineer. Department of Public

orks. Ottawa. Ontlro. at the office of the District Engineer. Public Building, neg. ford Row. Halifax. N. 5.. And at the Post Offices II. Lunenburg. Liverpool and Bridgcwaicr. N. S.

Tenders will not be considered unless made on or Arcordlnl to these forms and in nrcordance with the conditions set forth therein.

Each tender must be accompanied by A security As specified in the form of tender.

Tiff Department. through the Chief Engi- ncersgofflce (H. 3; R.). or through the undersigned. or through the office of the District Engineer At Halifax. N.S.. will supply blue-Prints end specficailon of the werk on deposit of A sum of 325.00 in the form of A cheque or money order pgy. Able to the order of the Minister of Public Works. 'lhe deposit will be released on return of the blue-prints and specific: in good condition within A month from the itflik of reception of tenders. If riot retumeil within that period the deposit will be for- felled.

The lowest or Any tender not necessarily acecpled.

g ROBERT FORTIER. Chief of Administrative services and secretary. ,1):-psrtment of Public Works. Ioilaws. October 29. 1954.

I , .

SEALED TENDERS Addressed to the underlined And reed "TENDER FOR HARBOUR IMPROVEMENTS. SOUTH WEST PORT MOUTON. QUEEN'S COUN- 'i'Y. N.S.". will be received in the office of the Secreilry. until 1.00 p.m. (E. S. T.) WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1934.

Plans and specification can be seen And forms of tender obtained At the office of the Chief Engineer. Department of Public Works. OttAwA. Ontario. At the office of the District Engineer. Public Building. Bed- ford Row. Halifax. N. 5.. And At the Post Office. At South West Port Mouton. Liver- pool And Shelbourne. N. .

Tenders will not be considered unless made on or nccordlnic in these forms And in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.

Each lender must be Accompenied by A security As specified in the form of tender. The Department. through the Chief

's office ill. 5; R.) or through the

H. J. Maison, R.0. lllontogue. P. IL 1.

J. S. Taylor, R.0. Corner Kent 0 Queen Sta.

Office Di”; House 4158

-CHIROPRACTOR Dr. W. R. Carson

in Richmond St. Dial ms 901 "in" 5'- "I" "37 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS McDONAl.D, CURRIE & C0.

Currie Bldg. Charlottetown Dilll 3735 H. R. DOANE &CE0lliItI:gi;lnY "mu. uwl . Great George St. H0 I a an In ARTHUR J. GARRETT

Palmer Electric Building F Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial .3321

Mortgage Sole

There will be sold Al Public Auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Char- nitetown in Queen's County. Prince Ed- ward island. At the hour of twelve n- Plock noon on Thursdly. the eighteenth fly of November. 1954:

ALL that parcel of land situeic. iyinl ind being on Lot or Township Nuinber

zllly-seven in lhe sold islend. being the on

"I1 or piece of land formerly In M"- -ession of ihe isle Roderick Cameron at ir near Point Prim in Queen's (?ouni..V- liiis described. that is to iuiyi Comnicn fix At A suite fixed on fhe edge of ihe in land A miii-sh And running from "Nice south two degrees And one-half can all it strikes the rear boundary of forty- seven And A half Acres of land fronlinil an the Plnelte River in the 01 lllc Into Allen Mcnonsld At the time of his zlei-one. from thence At right angles east- '”l""1l.V for the distance of eleven chain- Ind fifty links. and from thence north two degree: and A half west in A sink!- llmi in the marsh. from thence south "filly-seven And A half degrees west. four hundred And seventy links. from them-9 Mrlh two And one-half degrees nest to flu- "vrk At the island. from thence sinnl the "Wk in I f-nee ilw Miindery of the Ute Alzirdocli Mi.-fAAsi's hnd. from thence Alonl the fence to lbs my land. And from icnc: -lnnii life one of the on nine to the place of beginning. agreeably I1 I pm! on the margin of A certain tired of iron Wysnrr dated 11rd Juiiiiriry. Illa. from Amlrew ('oivIIlr. Adam llniiand sail .lilii- lferliet. surviving inisiees under the int "ii of in: Right Rnoisrshle Tho-v-al Purl 0' Selkirk to one Hugh lleboneld lib insrsli Ineludedb and .-ontefning by esti- EWW And one-hell Acres of Mi A little more or less. above sole is being made under and

by virtue of A war of sale contained in an indenture oromorlgege made the six- lecnlh dIY hf Allllllt A. D.. lW5- DEIWGQH John C. MacDonald of Point Prim in Queen's (toiinly. Prince Edward island. Farmer. of the first part. And Mly F. Dodd of Charlottetown in Queen's Cour!!! INN- nld. Widow. of the second part. which has become vested in the undersigned by virtue of divers Assignments; And becsuse of default having been made in payment of the principal And interest thereby secur-

Dated the twenty-third d-y of Octobn ' D" PREDERIC A. LARGE CLIFTON ii. BEER Execuiera of Estate lnA G. Beer. Winifred llian.

3' G Assignees.

A

NOTICE

Buildings raised and moved New sills and joists replaced. solid concrete or block walls

Dial 5909.

R undersigned. or through the office of the District Engineer at Halifax. N. S.. will supply blue-prints and specifications of the work on deposit of A sum of 125.00 in the form of A cheque or money order payable in the order of the Minister of Public Works. The deposit will be released on re- Iiirn of the blue-prints And specification in good within a month from the (isle of reception of lenders. if not re- turned within lhli. period the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any lender not necesss ii: accepted.

ROBERT P'0RTfEBn diief of Adminlstrai. in Services And Secretary. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. October 2!. 1954.

SEALED TENDERS lddnuod It the undersigned and endorsed "TENDER FOR HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS. LOWER WEDGEPORT. YARMOUTH. COUNTY. N. S.”. will be received in lhe office of the secretary. until 3.00 p.m.. (E. S. T.)- WED- NESDAY. DECEMBER 1 1954.

Plans and specifications can be seen And forms of tender obtslned at the office of the Chief Englnee . Department of Pub- lic Works. Ottawa. Ontario. At the office of the District Engineer. Public Bulld'ng. fieiiford Row. Halifax. N. 8.. and at the Post offices. At Ysrmmith. Lower Wedge- port iind she-lburne. N.S.

Tenders will not be considered unless made on or According to these forms And in e with the conditions set forth therein.

Each tender must be accompanied by A sex-ur'iy as specified In the form of tender. The Department. Engineer's office. the undersigned. or through the office of the District Engineer at Halifax. N. 8.. will supply blue-prints And specification of the work on deposit sum of 81.1.00 in the form of A cheque or money order pAv- Able to the order of the Minister of Public Worlu. The deposit will be released on re- turn of the blueprints and specification in wood rnndlllon within In month from the date of reception of tenders. if not return- -u within that period the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or Any tender not neceusriu an-epied.

ROBERT FORTIEB. Chief of Administrative services. and Secretary. Depertnicnl of Public Works, .0tiAvrA. October 3!. D54.

Lewis of st. Peters won the re- serve grand this year with his class winning sample of Kstshdins.

Island showman took top prises in every seed class, in sdditlon R. L. Burge of Five Houses won the class for table stock potatoes early and intermediate varieties. The class for late variety table stock went to J. B. Kaiser of Centrevilie, N. B. The only other potato class won- by a non-Islander was the one for junior clubs and it went to S. Huntley of Canning. N. S.

The reputation of Island bacon was maintained at the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst on Sat- urday when S. C. Stewart and Son, of Dunstaffnage, took first place for export bacon in the Swift's Challenge Trophy competi- tlon and the PET. competition. Reserve Grand champion was Re- bert Raymond, Norton, N.B.; Charles Blankhorn of Athol won for Nova Bcotia.

4-H CLUBS

Island 4-H club members who were prominent in the judging were Bradley Fay of East Baltic and Sterling Macltae. Brookficid. Both these boys acquitted them- selves creclitably at the Rural Youth Fair in Charlottetown this fall and by placing second in their respective classes won the right to compete at the larger Fair.

Bradley Fay won first prize for poultry judging while Sterling Macftae came first in the livestock judging.

Able Seaman. Vincent Buchanan son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Buch- anan, Eldon, died on Friday even- lug, one hour after admission to the Pugwash Red Cross Hospital at Pugwlsh, N. S., from injuries re- ceived when it truck in which lie was travelling with Able Seaman Donald Livingston. Hopefield, crashed into a tree when it failed to make a sharp turn in the high- way.

The two sailors were making the trip to the Island for a visit with their parents when the accident oc- curred about 6 pm. Both were stationed at Halifax and it is re- ported that the vehicle in which they were driving belonged to Liv- ingstone who was admitted to the same hospital where he was treated for injuries to the face and head.

Four Urbanvllie school children who spent .-i rainy night lost in the woods were found early Sat- urday morning by searchers deep in the woods about three-quarters of a mile from Wellington.

Although wet and cold and A bit hungry, they suffered no other ill effects from their experience. and at the time of their discovery were following the sound of the fire siren at Wellington which had been kept going to serve as a directional guide, both for the lost children, and for the men who took part in the search.

When overtaken by rain and darkness the two boys built a make- shift shelter of bows under which the four children spent the night.

They were discovered by two gmembers of A large search party, William Arsen.-iult and Ralph Ar- senault. who provided the hungry children with sandwiches, and fir- ed several shots signalling to the other ssarchers that the child- ren had been found.

TUESDAY

AMHERST. N. S., (special) - Prince Edward Island horses dom- insted the showing of standard bred horses at the Maritime win- ti.-r Fair Monday. An Island horse also topped a "half Arab" class and ftliaced fourth in a hunter compet-

on.

R. S. liumphrey of Kensington

and George A. Calibeck of sum- merslde were the main winners among the .standard breds

Humphrey took the class for more with foal at foot with Paglia Frisco and .1. C. Ciegg. Paglia Frisco is out of Monaii, the great standard bred show more that won so many times at Amherst for Mr. Humphrey before age caught up with her. she is sired by Pagiiacci. The foal is sired by Abner T. Clegg. The little fellow also topped the foal class for Mr. Humphrey.

John Stewart. About 50 years of age, no fixed address, was found in an injured condition in the ditch of the st. Peters Road op- D0-lite s. R. Johnston's garage about 8.05 last night, hy Bill Matheson an employee of John- ston's.

R.C.M.P. reported that the in- jured man told Mr. Matheson that he had been lying there for about

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I half An hour. sfter he had been hit by A passing motor vehicle. He could give no description of the car that hit him.

Police took the injured men to the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital where his injuries were dis- closed to be I broken Arm, A broken leg and A bruised shoulder Police Are investigating the in- cident. ,

-Mr. J. Watson MacNaught. M. P., parliamentary existent to the Minister of Fisheries announced yesterday morning that authority had been received to construct A new railway station at Miscouche.

Mr. MacNaught said that auth- orization had been received through an official of the C. N. R. and that work will commence as soon as materials now on order have been received. The Miscouchc station was destroyed by fire over a year ago and I railway car has been used since that time As A temporary station.-5

-An absence of any serious acts of vandalism on Hsilowe'en was reported last night by Summer-side police. Several cases of windows being broken, either intentionally or otherwise, were reported but the authorities said that on the whole a quiet observance of the evening was enjoyed.

This can be Attributed in A great measure to the annual party spon- sored by the Kinsmen Ciub of Sum- merside and staged this year in the Curling Rink. Here, with the genial master of ceremonies, Maurice Mill acting as host, the kiddies were treated to A program which met with their wholeheerted approval and atthe conclusion each child was presented with a bag of treats af- ter whlch they proceeded homeward in a quiet and orderly manner.

WEDNESDAY

AMHERST, N.S. (Special) Island sheep breeders were top winners in Oxford Downs, Leices-I ter and Cheviots at the Maritlmei Winter'Fair today as H. Lyle Bos- wall of Marshfield had the grand champion female and reserve and the reserve grand champion male in Oxford Downs. He cleaned up all the top places in the females and had strong placings in the males along with one winner. Top winner in the males was W. Bal- lantyne of New Glasgow. In the Cheviots Almon Boswell and Win- ston Stewart were the top men for P. E. Island. Boswall took the male grand championship and the grand and reserve in the female in Border Cheviots. He topped just about every female class and had several of the runner up positions also in females. I

I

AMHERST, N. S., -I.Specia1)- Cattle shown by A. illacilae and Son of Central Royalty dominat- ated the show in the Ayrshire ring in the Bailey Arena here Wednesday at the Maritime Win- ter Fair. Their Fairvue. Fashion Duchess won the senior and grand female championship for the Island cattlemen. This gives the MacRae's A clean sweep of the senior and grand champion- ships in Ayrshire: here this yea: Tuesday they look the senior and grand male. championship witiii Fairview Fashion Clansmsn.

Wednesday they showed Clans- man. Duchess and one other cow Blackaddar Miss Fashion, i.o win the senior get of sire almost aulu maticiilly. The judge took one look at the two grand champions of the show and the other a prize. cow in the class for cows five years or over dry and moved the entry to the head of the class. it was the get of Giengarry Bit o'Fasliion. Another Glengarry getl was in second place for S. C Oland, Linwood Farms. Bedford, N. S. '

An Alternative to the present Potato Marketing scheme was pro- posed last night by the Potato Dealers Association at a meeting held in Summerslde. The sugges- tion was Advanced in the event that the November 10 plebiscite indicated the growers did not wish continuance of the present Board.

The alternative proposes incor- poration of the Potato Dealers Association and the foi-i-nation of A Province-wide organization of the growers. It is further pro- posed that A new Potato Board for the Province be formed from the executives of both groups with the growers providing the larger num- ber. The new Board would have power to decide who might sell and purchase in quantity lots; raise ecessary funds: lsue a daily market report, arrange for publicity; and other necessary functions.

The proposed Alternative was

Farms For Sale

I offer for sale my farm at Tracadie Cross consisting of 100 acres of land. Next door to church and convent within U2 mile of railroad station, bus line and store Also 50 acres in Donaldstoii.

Both farms ideally located for pasture, with running brooks.

BRUCE MacAULAY Tracadic Cross

outlined by Mr. R. I... Burge, pres- ident of the P.E.I. Potato Dealers Association. speaking to In Aud- ience of upwards of 100 persons It 5 meeting in Bummexside.

AMHERST, N.-S. - (Special) George A. Callback of Summerside showed the grand championship platinum fox of the show st the Maritime Winter Fair and E. T. Mills of Kensington showed the reserve champion. Robert Coughlln of summerside showed the reserve champion pearl platinum.

Veteran showmen here said the prizes were more widely distribut- ed than at my other show in recent years with keen competition prevailing and nobody winning A major share of the prizes.

-Nominations are being called for the position of mayor and those of ward councillors in the slemon Park PMQ Community Council at the RCAP Station Summerside. At a recent meeting the pioneer committee appointed by the commanding officer obtain- ed approval of the organization and plans for Activation of the council from representatives of the various social, religious, edu- cational, recreational and youth organizations in PMQ's.

was announced that Slemon Park will be divided ihto eight words on a roughly geographic basis. These wards will be repre- sented by a total of 11 councillors, some wards being represented by two councillors, because of their size and the number of families. Nomination slips are to be distri- buted on Frida evening, Novem- ber 12 and el householders of married status in Slemon Park are being requested to submit a iioiniiiatlon for mayor, as well as one nomination each for as many

councillorr as are to represent their ward. THURSDAY AMHERST, N. S. -- ISDECIEIILA

Prince Edward Island swine breed- ers cleaned iip in the hog classes at the Maritime Winter Fair.

Roland Paynter of French River

took four animals to the show and took five championships and four first plaeings. He also had one lesser placing. Mr. Paynter won the senior and grand male championsips, the senior And grand female championsips and also took one reserve champion- ship. Allison and Wilfred Stewart. showing under the name of S. C Stewart and Son, had seven first ribbons, six seconds. five thirds, as many fourths, two fifths and two sixths, they won both junior male and junior female champion- ships.

Aimon Boswell and Sun of Diinslaffnage won five reserve championships and both reserve grand championsip ribbons. They iiiso had five firsts, the same num- ber of seconds, three thirds, one fourth and four fifth placings.

AMHERST. N. 5.. (Special)- An outstanding victory in tho Ayrshire, ring by A fifteen-year

old cow and an upset defeat of a Royal Winter Fair grand chant- pion in the Jersey ring were features of the dairy show her- Tuesday Al. the Maritime Winter Fair.;

The Ayrshire veteran of th-. show ring is Lealand: Royal V" - tnria, owned and shown hy Keith Boswell and Son of Victoria. P. E. I. This fine old cow topped :i very strong class at the close of the day and earned some very favorable comment from Jud:-. S. Wymsn MiicK-chnie of Wy- man, Quebec. He said she was sl splendid cow with a good to.) despite her years. She has lrem cndous depth, good balance and A good udder, Mr. Macliechnia observed.

The old cow, due to ciilve on: of these days. is carrying the service of Pineview Treasurer. A son of Aiirlienbraln Ballleflame. A Royal Winter Fair champion of two years Age.

-The hearing of two fisheries cases was continued in county magistrates court in Summcrside last evening before Magistrate R. S. Hinton. Q.C.. resulting in a Tignish man being fined 58 and costs for unlawfully retaining eight short lobsters out of a catch of 247. The charge was laid by fish- eries officers last May 4th.

Another party from Tignish charged with a. similar offence had his case adjourned until Dec. 3. Evidence given in this case re-

lobsters ed by the officers, all were short of the legal limit. Twenty-one fisheries cases that are pending were Adjourned until Friday, Nov. 5. -I

-A Meteor car And A tractor- traller were in collision last eve- ning at the corner of Water and Central Streets in Summerside resulting in slight injury to the tractor driver. Mr. Herman Paup- tit of Sherbrooke. Both vehicles were proceeding cast on Water Street when the, Meteor chi driven by Mr. Ernest Gallant of St. Eleanor: collided with thi- rear of the trailer as the tractor trailer attempted to turn up Central Street, jscknlfing the tractor-trailer and throwing Mi" Pauptit to the street. The traetoi came to a halt against an electric power pole and turned over on its top. Both front wheels of lhz tractor were sheared off.

Mr. Pauptit was treated fox bruises and shock by Dr. Henry Moyse and then taken to his home in Siierbrooke. Mr. Gallantis car suffered some, damage ir front.--S.

FRIDAY

-Following vocal interruptions by Memrs William Pound of Hazel Grove and John Dawson of Al- bany, a disturbance which threat- ened the continuatlon of a meet- ing in connection with the Potato Marketing Board at Kensington last night occurred as chairman Louis O'Connor of Clinton dc- fended himself when a young man rushed at him from the audience after Mr. O'Connor told Mr. Pound he would have to abide by the rules of order or leave the hall.

Before accepting chairmanship of the meeting Mr. O'Connor ob- tained the unanimous agreement of the audience of 250 people, to maintain order and not interrupt any speaker. He promised I. fair hearing to anyone who wished to ask questions, take part in discus- sion. or speak for or against the board.

in the disturbance which occur- red, order was restored through the earnest appeals of Messrs Louis O'Connor, James Saunders, Aus- tin Pendergsst, and Austin Scales.

The young man announced that he was satisfied to forget the whole thing and the remainder of the meeting was -conducted in a spirit of complete order”throughout.

Speaking for the Marketing Bo.-ird.lMessrs. Donald A. MacDon- ald and Leo Maclsaac outlined the policies proposed by the board. and answered questions asked from the audience.

The R.C.A.1". Station At sum- merside will be A hive of Activity for the next few days with visits from Air Cadet squadrons and high officials. This morning Com- modore W. L. M. Brown, D.S.O. O.B.E., D.s.C.. Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Air) in the yel Navy, will visit the station as part

of his tour of naval and air estab- , Heart Home on

The Guardian Page 13 Saturday. Nov. 6. 1954

MAcLEAN-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on Saturday, Oct. N. 1954.

to Mr. And Mrs. Harvey Mec- Leen, Cornwall, A son, William Allen.

SAMPSON - At the Charlottetown Hospital. October 20th. 1954. to Mr.

' And Mrs. Cornelius Sampson. North

Rustico, A daughter. 6 lbs. 2 cs. CORRIGAN-At the Charlottetown Hospital, Friday, October zllth. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cor- rigan. Tracadie, A daughter. I! lbs. 11 ozs.

DOIRON - At the Chsrlottetown Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Dolron of Eustlcoville. A daughter. Joann Marie. '1 lbs. 10 oz.

WATTS - At the Charlottetown Hospital on October 30th, 1954, to 2 r. and Mrs. Gordon Watts, Grand Tracadie, a daughter. ll lbs. 6 oz. MncDONALD -- At the Charlotte- town I-lospital; October 30th, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Bertram MacDon- aid, Mt. Stewart, a son. '1 lbs. 5 07.. MARTIN - At the Charlottetown Hospital on October 23th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Martin. Jr.. (nee Bernice Lee) A daughter, Mary Ann. Weoght '7 lbs. 5 oz.

PURSEY - At the P. E. Island Hospital on October 31st, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pursey. City, a daughter. 7 lbs. 9 ozs. Donna. Nor- een.

CASH-At the Prince County Hos- pital, summerslde, Friday, October 29th, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cash, Graham's Road, I. son. HICKEN--To Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hicken on November 1st. 1954. at the Kings County Memorial Hospital. a son. 8 lbs. 2 cu. WOOD-At Prince County Hos- pital on Or-toher 31st. 1954, to Mi and Mrs. R. Lloyd Wood of Trav- ellers Rest, a son, Gordon Fred- erick, weight '9 lbs. 1 oz. DIlNSFOBD- At the Charlotte- town Hospltal. Nov. 2, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman F. Dunsfnrrl City tnee Dorothy Greenan, R.N.. a dauglitcr, Dorothy Ann Marie, weight 8 lbs, 2 ozs.

DEWAR-At the Prince County Hospital, Wednesday, October 27th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dewar of the RCA)" Station, Sum- merside. ii boy, Kevin Douglas. Weight 9 lbs. 10 ms.

)'0llNKER- At the P. E, I. Hos- pital. Nov. 4. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs Harry Younker, a. daughter. SIMMS -- At the Prince Counts" Hospital, on November 9th, 1954, to Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Simms, Bedeque P. E. 1., A son, John David. Weight 8 lbs.

CAMPBELL-To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell. Panmure Island. on November 3rd. 1954. at the Kings Count.y Memorial Hospital. A daiigliicr. Dorothy Leona.

DEATHS

M BROWN - Passed away October 24th, 1954. Edgar Newton Brown of 2140 Blenheim St., Vancouver, in his 76th year I

MeCABE-At the Sacred Heart Home on Thursiiay, Nov. 4, 1954, Pete; McCabe in his 90th year. His remains are resting at the Hennessey

lllacl)0NAl.l) - At the Thursday,

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llshmerits in Eastern Canada. Thei4' 1954, Mrs. D. J, Macponaid in

Commodore has had s. varied ca- reer in all parts of the

worldhi-iiri.oio-At the Prince

lier 9.'lrd year Edward

having taken part in the Battle of Island Hospital last evening. Nov.

Narvik, been shot down over 'i'o- 3rd, 1954, James bruk and taken prisoner, and laterl of Strsthcona

Wallace in his 81st

Taylor year.

led the landing party which of-,IBL'(7HANAN-At Pugwasli. N. S., tested the re-occupation of Hang; on Friday, October Vincent S. Kong. Since then he has served: Buchanan. Eldon, in his 21st year in the United Kingdom. the Far HERRELI,-At the Charlottetown

East and in the Korean war. n1TrTis

chow-Ai. the P. E. I. Hospital, Oct. 29. -1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clow, A daughter, Glenda Elaine. THOMPSON--At Island Hospital.

Prince Edward Oct. 28. 1954, to

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson. Cornwall, a son, Robert Blair. BALLEM-At the P. E. Island

Hospital on'Oct. 31. 1954, to M.- and Mrs. Cedric Ballem, A son, James Wayne, weight 11 lbs, 5 ozs.

COLES - At the Prince Edwiiri Island Hospital on Oct. 30, 1954 to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H. Cnles (nee Clara Phillips) North Milton. A daughter, Velma Con- stance. weight. 8 lbs, 10 ozs. GAUDET- At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday. Oct. 31. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A Gaudet, a daughter, 8 lbs, 11 oz BARIIF-At the P. E. 1. Hospital October 31st, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Marcel G. Barll (nee, Amiu J. MacFarlane) Winsloe, ii daugh- ter. Jacqueline Ann Doris. YOUNKER.-At the P. E. I. Has- pitnl on Oct. 31. 1954, to Mr. nnr. Mrs. Robert E. Younger, a son, 6 lbs. 10 ozs.

MacLEOD-At the P. E. l. Hos- pital, Nov. 1. 1954, to Mr. and

Mrs. Walter MacLeod, City, A son

vealed that 2108 lobsters were seized; wpjghf, 7 Ihg, in nzs,

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Hospital on Sunday, Oct.-31, 1954. James H. Herreli of 48 Weymouth St T

FRASER-At Klimuir on Novem- ber 2nd, 1954, David Fraser in his 71st year. Funeral from his resid- ence, Kilmuir. Thursday, November 4t.h

DUFFY-At the Prince Edwaril Island Hospital on Monday, No- vember 1, i954. Gordon Duffy. 17 Chestnut. Street, Charlottetown. in his 36th year. RODGERSON-At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Monday. Nov. 1, 1954, Ernest Rodgersou in his 74th year.

G-LOVER-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Sunriay. October 31, 1954. Mrs. Lavinia Glover in her Tflth year. '

GILLIS-At the P. E. I. Hospital on Tuesday. Nov. 2. 1954. Daniel D. Gillis of Murray River in his 77th year. Resting at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home. FALLAGHAN-At the Chiidf'f'Jli Hospital, Halifax, N. S., Wednes- day, Nov. 3, 1954. John Allen Cal- laghan, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Len P. Callaghan. 51 Dor- chosler Si., City. ' BRYANTON-At Burlington. Nov. 2, 1954. Roy Brynnton in his 43rd ycar. Remains will be forwarded from Davisnn'! ' ARSENAULT-At St. Philip on November 3rd, 1954, John Dom- inic Arsenaiilt in his 84th year

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