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3..;.' MONTREAL (CF)--Trade ho- Mulco could
.l ntween Canada and
mabe substantially increased. says
the Mercantile Bank of Canada.
in an 18 page booklet entitled Mexico. the bank says ata- ' tlstlcal data indicated that Can-
ads could supply Mexico a large A
” number of items now purchased from the United States. In 1955 Canadian exports to Mexico amounted to S3'l.000.llI). . United States exports to Mexico In the corresponding period total- led "Purchases from Canada amounted to only three per cent of Mexican imports." the bank said. I
Mexico vlas engaged in an "in--
. Z. :.:,)y gf .. ARE OUTLINED
Sees Room For Increase In Trade With Mexicans
de- resins, explosives. iron and steel or pipes and tubes.
tense" program of economic velomnent which boded well
the expansion of Canadian CX'l . , nee.led-L.S. and West Germany in total
M118. particularly those tar industrial progress --
YEW
materials. semi-manutaclured ar-
ticles. equipment and machine-y. BIESTOS RKET .. Official Mexican quoted as saying the Mexican market could offer good PW- spectii for C a n a d l a n barley.
SUUFCVS ll CFC
nickel. asbestos and l-hclllical ici-Hand asbestos parts and asbestos
tilizers.
Statistics indicated Gxporters might study mlrkr possibilities for ones in the ll. antibiotics. lCll:l'lNlnD sets and parts. radio parts. lllSlI) fectanta. animal fats. synthetic
el entual
Egmont Buy And Mont Carmel
Exhibition Prize Winners
-Winners at the Egnlont Bay and '.Mounl Carmel Exhibition. Septem- "bg; 12th. 1955 included.
9; IwRSE5 En.
-Mall. Arsenault. ”.
Stallion over two years: Willie
ial 011 C0.. one case or motor oil for the best two cows on ground: lst. lvan Clark, and. Sylle-re .JF. Arsenault.
Special Prize donated b) Can- adian Tire Co. 315.00 for l)t'Si hell-
mare draft: Tilmon C. er: lvan Clark.
T t. Aubine Gallant. Camille Alienault. Heavy Draft: J. Francois Gal- . lant. Leo,l3ernard. Edmond Ber- nard.
Light Draft: Alyre C. Arscmiult. J. Francois Gallant. Philicicr J. Arsenault. I
Colt one year: Joseph E. Gal- lsnt.,Brood Mare Carriage: Ray Gallant. Sylbere J.F. Arse
Colt 1 year carriage: Jacque Le- Clerc.
Mare of gelding. carriage: Do-
' not H. Arsenault. Wilbert Richard. ,Joseph C. Arsenault.
More or gelding in harness: Wil- hert Richard. Emmanuel 5. Gal lent.
Horse general purpose: Etn- nlsnuel A. Arsenauli, Camille
E Arsenault. Tilmon E. Arsennu.t.
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-.-e :6.-5-in-4...--ca
Colt 1 year. general purpose: Sylvere .l.F. Arsenault.
Champion mare or gelding 3, years and over: Tilmon C. Gallant ,
Champion mare or gelding on-I der 3 years: Sylvere J.F. Arse-. nault. I CATTLE
Class 2 Holstein Breed: Bull 2;
years and over: Arsensult. Edgard F-llant.
Showmansliip Compition for boys under 21 years: lsl. Andre Gallant. 2nd. Norma Gallant. Ilrd. Ernest Arsenault. 4th. Edlzard Arscnault
CLASS 6 SHEEP
Oxford and Shropshire breeds.
Ram 2 years: lst. Edmond Bern- ard.
Aged Elle -- lsf. Edmond Bern- ard: 2nd. Edmond Bernard: 3rd. Sylvere J. P. Arsenault: 4th. Emel len Bernard.
Shearling ewe - lst. Edmond Bernard: 2nd. Emelieu Bernard.
Ewe Lamb A- 1st. Edmond Bern-
t';lii.-itlian ;
Canada ranked third behind the
exports to Mexico. Principal ex- ports from this country to Mexico in order of total value shipped were cellulose yl ” . steel rails. newsprint. Iron railway track material. aluminium in pri- mal"? forms. miscellaneous drugs and chemicals, Linery l-arts
milled fibres.
Canadian importers "might benefit” from studying trade pos- sibilities of Mexican sugar, onions. concentrated fruit juices. pineapple. melons. vanilla and legetable waxes. - -
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TO GENEVA
England. the latest model of the
BRITISH JET DEM
Fresh from successful evaluation - been sent to Canada for dl-Inoustm
trails by the llayu M, yo,” mftion by the Royal Canlldlun Air Force. Now being prepare:l and
' ' -' - - . ' l l T to
Hunting Percival Jet Provost has Oirtivzisveiad I;)lF;0:l:Sl(l.l)ni(ill)l'rll)T mi-in-lldltoilfxalrdli tligturtiln Sziteei-:13:-here.
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ONSTRATED
gvietlvll Company Limited. the ct Provost is to be shown to the R. C.. A. F. at stations in Ottawa,
st. Mrs. Eddie Gallant Blair. recently 5 home In Montreal. after having spent some time visiting in Mia- couche. It the home at Mr. and Mrs. Louis McMillan. : The annual meeting or the Mb- CtIll”llQ Convent Alumnae was held in the Parish Hall on Sunday. Sep-
alid son to their
tember 2. The following officers were elected for the coming year. President. Mrs. Felix Gaudet: Secretary. Mrs. Sylvere Gaudet; T'Pa5lIrel'. Miss Eleanor l)esRncli- Holliltal where she received es. meat.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian F edman Little Eddie Ggllgnt, gqn of M,- recently returned to New eraey. and Mrs. Octave Gallant." Mix-I They spent some time visiting re- couchs, wlu be sorry to learn that lativel and friends in st. Nl ” ' he is spending some time in the and Mlscouclie. p,-inc, coungy Ho,mm' ncelvlu h Patl'l:'lIL!l;:lrlel' returned to her treagnent.
ome couche. Miss Patna- spent several weeks in St. Jean's, n::r".e:.::uMr:t:ir::zer:o MThcmn' Quebec. where she attended a Red 3' t E”
treat-
CONWAY I
Mrs. George Sherry,
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Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson were visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson and ' Mr. and Mrs. H.D.Boyle. Kcnsingl -ton on Monday September 10th.
Sincere sympathy Is expressed- to the immediate family of the late John Milligan. MacNeill's, who passed away on Sunday Sep-' tember 9th. The funeral service was held on Wednesday afternoon with a short service at the house.I Then the remains were conveyed- to the Presbyterian Church.Free-
Max H. Wei-shof. 47-year-old le-I
Md: ind. Ed-m0YId Bernard? 3rd. gal adviser of the external affairs! Mill"? C0FmI0l'J 401- JOSCDII E4 G3l- department. will become Canadian
lant.
Flock - lst. Edmond Bernard.
Chcviot and llyland Breeds.
Rain 2 years-lsl. F. Arsenaull: 2nd. Hcltry Wcdgc: Ilrrl. Emmanllel J. F. Arseanult; -llh. Alhrnl V Arsenault.
Tlam Shcarling -- lsl. Joseph E: Gallant: 2nd. Henry Wedge: (in! Henry Wedge.
Aged Ewe - lst: Sylere J. F.' 'A d I S H Arseanult: 2nd. Sylvere J. F. Arsen- mar:-lze g,n(:3":,,I:i":1:t)c,asV';,,:::'nern 1'13 ault: 3rd. Joseph E. Gallant; 4th.lleamed on the "mm of Juiy L W956. that Warren Leigh. son of!
Henry Wedge. Shearlinrl ell-r----kt. llenry Wed
Jnscnh E. Gallant. 4th. Henry
Bull 1 Year Rigstz Theodore wedge,
Gallant.
Bull calf Reg'd: Sylbcre .l. F. Arscnault. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault
cow Reg'd: Sylbere J.F. Arse nalllt.
Heifer 1 year: Sylvere J.F. Arse- nulvlt.
Cow grade: Amede Arsenault. Tilmon B. Gallant. Adrieu Arse- nault. .
Heifer 2 years grade: Augustin Gallant. Polycarpe A. ensult. Dio- nel Gallant.
Heifer 1 years grade: Ovils Gal- lant. Arthur Gallant. Leo Bernard.
Heifer calf: Augustin Gallant. Augustin Gallant. Erie Arsenault
Junior Heifer Calf: Alyre Cor- mler. Dionel Gallant. Cyrile Arse- lianlt. '
Group of three: Sylvere J. F. Arsenault. Albem V. Arssnault.
Class 3. Ayrshire Breed.
Cow grade: Edmond Bernard lldlnond Bernard. Camille Arm
nault. Heifer I years grade: Victorian
. ,Anquult. Polycarpe Arsenault.
1- .. Mantis-on-1.... .. ..,
Edmond Bernard.
Heifer 1 year grade: Francois Arssusult. Edmond Bernard. Vie lorlan Arsenault.
Senior Heller Calf: Polycsrpe Arsenault. Camille Arsenault. Em- elleu Bernard.
Junior Heifer Calf: Victorln Arlenault. Donat I. Anenault. Ed- mond Barnard.
Group of three: Victoria Arse- uult. Edmond Bernard. Poly- aarpe Arsenault.
Shorthorn Bull 1 years Nerd: lvsn Clark and a.
Bull all Raf : Ivan Clark Ivan Clhrk.
Cow Reg'd: Ivan Clark. Edmond C. Gallant.
Heifer 2 your: nerd: 1'” Clark.
Heifer 1 years nerd: Ivan Clark and non. Edmond C. Gallant.
Cow Grade: Sylvere J.P. Arse llault. Sylvere J.P. Alseoalilt. Ivan Clark. .
Heifer 1 year grade: C. Gallant. Leonce Gallant.
Senior heifer calf: lvan Clark. Ivan Clark.
Junior Heller Calf: Ivan Clark. Philleien Arsenaull. Cedric Le- Clerc
Group of three: Ivan Clark. Ill? CATTLE
Ieef cattle I years and ever: has Clark. 1 you-.lmdcr 1 years: Ivan
clerk. .CaIl: Ivan Clark. Edllmltl C-
talle: Irle Arssaaolt. GI met. Abamlf. Analeull
Edmond l
Ell c lalnh
ll. Sylvere J.F. llrscnalllt
2. Henry Wedge
3. Joseph E. Gallant
4. Joseph E. Gallant. Flock.
1. Sylvere .l.F. Arsenault
.2. Henry Wedge
3. Eric Arscnault 4. Joseph E. Gallant. 4 market lambs.
I. J. Francois Gallant 2. Alyre Cormier
3. Alyre Cormier
I. Sylvere J.P, Arscnaull 5. Cedric LeClere
8. Ovila Gallant
7. Joseph E. Gallant
B. Edmond Bernard.
2. market lambs.
1. Alyre Cormier
2. Edmond Bernard
3. Cedric LeClere
4. George Arsenault
6. Alynn Cormler
fl. Bernard Emelieu
7. Sylvere J.F. Al enault I. Joseph E. Gallant.
Special sheep show by the Ab- rams Village Cheviot Club. Ram any age:
1. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault 2. Henry Wedge
8. Henry Wedge
1. Adrien Arsenaull
5. Sylvere J .F. Arsenault C. J. Francois Gallant.
Aged Ewe:
1. Sylvere J .!'. Arsenault 1. Henry Wedge
J. Henry Wedge
4. Andrien Arsenualt.
5. J. Francois Gallant.
Shoarling Eve:
1. Henry Wedge
2. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault 1. Henry Wedge
4. J. Francois Gallant.
1 market lambs: 1. Sylvere J.F. A: null 1. J. Francois uailuil. Ewe lamb:
1. Sylvere J.F. Aiiennult 2. Henry Wedge
3. J. Francois Gallant 4. Henry Wedge.
SWINE
Ioar over 1 year: 1. Andrien Arsenault 3. Automin J.N. Gallant. Boar under 1 year:
i. Sylvere J.F. Arlenault I. Sylvere .l.!'. A. tilt. Yorkshire Sow. l'teg'd:
1. Adrieu Arsenault . 2. Sylvere J.F. Arsellault 3. Sylvere .l.F. Arsenault.
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under 1 year llcrsdelz vere J! Arsenault Cormln.
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no ti
'December. He will hold the ranlrseplcmber llth. Sylvere J. of ambassador.
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representative at the Geneva of fice of the the United Nations in'
(CP Photo)
IN MEMORIAM
: WARREN LEIGH MUGBIDGE I
2 A ' . new dneutge; 2nd. Joseph E. Gallant: 3rd.I
l(lrllWl'lll'lR accident at
I
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mugridgep, St. Eleanors. had earlier in thei evening. been the victim of a Bidcford Shore. Never has the truth of "in the midst of no we are in death," been more surely realized. The' deceased was born in Hebron. Lot 8. on November 17. 1935. and in his short life had endeared him- self to all who knew him. by his kind and cheerful disposition. Many have said that. to know Warren was to love him. He was a loving and kind husband and father and a devoted son and bro- ther, and was always ready to lend a helping hand whenever an opportunity came his way. 1
Besides his widow. fonnerly Frances Colwell. of Sherebrookc. he leaves to mourn his little daugh- ter, Peggy Lynn. his sorrowing parents, three brothers and two sisters. namely: Alfred. at home. Edward. Toronto. who came home for the funeral. Sterling. Velma and Liane Anne. all at home.
The funeral service was held from -the Presbyterian Church. Summerside. and was conducted by Rev. Donald Macliay. pastor, assisted by Rev. DR. Morrison. pastor ol- the Nszarlene Church. Summerslde. both of whom brought inspiring and comforting mesnlms. Hymns sung were The Lord is My Shepherd. The Lands of Time srs Sinking. Abide with Me.
The large number who attend- ed. as well as the many floral tri- butes and messages of sympathy bear silent testimony to the es- teem ln which the deceased was held.
Interment was in People's Cem- etery. summerslde. Pall bearers were Carl Chappell. Arnold Mad- son. John Dellker. Eddy Mae- Eacliern Eddy Gallant. Henry Gsudet.
Following are the floral lributel
rn.uow Wife
CRESCENT
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris Mr. and Mrs. borne Matthews
Wl.l.4'I'Hs
Mr. and Mrs. George Key and Joyce
Fellowship group. Church of the Naulrne
Mr. and Mn. Harman Psuplaet and family
Mr. and Mrs. luuell Rogers
Members ot North It. lileaallrs Hockey Team
Mr. and Mrs. llraold Herr
stat; of Oman Mess. R.C.A.t.
Mind and KaHeaI
Grudaia Cslwel. Uncle Ahol;
lGeol'ge Thompson will regret Jo.
land. interment was in the church cemetery.
The Conway Wouicns Institute, was held at the home of Mrs. Star, -ling Palmcr on Tuesday evening
The many friends of Mrs. learn she is a patient in the Prince Collnty Hospital and wish her a speedy recovery to goodt health. .
Mrs. Reginald Palmer. Free-X land. teacher at Maple Leafl accompanied by Mrs..
Frank Bulger. Foxley River. tea-I cher at Freeland School and Mr.' Amos Curley teacher at Foxley- River School attended the Tea- cher's Convention at 0'Lenry. I
The many friends of Mr. Brad-I ford MacKinnon will regret to learn he is not enjoying the best: of health and wish him a speedyf recovery :
Mr. Willard Oatway. Ellerslie was a recent visitor at the homes of Mr. and Mrs, Mark Oatway and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ontway. Freeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hardy have returned to their home in Free land after a trip to Boston Mass.. for medical attention Their many: friends are glad to see them botbl home again. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith. Sum -merside. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Sr.. Freeland. 1
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. Keir Adams on his receiving of the Herbert Sharp scholarship to Mount All-I lson, Sackville. Mr. Adams plans, on taking a Science Course. 1.
Mr. Leslie Hardy. Free-land.l son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy is taking Grade XI at 0'Leary. High School. II
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Mr. Frederick O'Brien Cam-. bridge. Mass. in spending a vac-l atlon at the home of Mrs. Michael,- MacDonsld. Murray Road. He is also visiting relatives at Char-I
lottetown. p I
Church st. Eleanor's Women's Institute I P.E.l. Dept. of Agriculture All and Bea Brooks Ralph and Percy Walla I Aunt Rel Macllmis and family , Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mugrldge and: Leslie ' I Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Colwell Holman”: staff organisation CUT FLOIVEIB AND CONTAIN) EB! ll Sherman. Alice and family, Her! ley and Gloria l Fred. Zena. Eddy and Ethel Mr. and Mn. Frank Jenkins and family 1 Aunt Susan. Everett. Murray anal
Mona . Mr. and In. Alfred Colwell and: family Cousins lprralne and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mncltay
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Mlscoucl-is
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William Deslloclm and family of ,Mlscouche. on the death of wu- L01. sjxg Gerald Steele nl lllscoucllc. re-I llsm Deslloches. Mg, D3,-Roche; teen. spent a few days rccently at , turned to: Laval Lmversily, lJue- passed away at his home on Mon.
the h0mt3 Of Mr. and Mrs. James bec, where he will resume his slu day, September 3 at the me at
95. Funeral t k 1. - Sympathy is extended to Mrs. may tn 5;. John0othepB::u;)!nC.:1llIlx;-
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Of It. She runs a home
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she does it. the first of
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