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brought before city council in 1954 .Sed by one I?” When again D” duced some weeké {go .and passed Fl and dammed by one vote. It pas. 59%;? was again imm- vrithout I dissenting voice. ' O o _ . - ‘ W L 1- R I Costs Soon l ' 1' In n | ng IS oya 234 KENT ST. 24 HOUR SERVICE

A complete report on the cost of TORONTO lC'Pl—T‘ 3 emphasis Salmon Arm. B.C.. for netted grand champion bull. It was the tlouridating Charlottetown’s waterl1 was again on livestock as the gem; Borden Kilpatrick, Flor— third time he had won the grand !supplv is EXpeQIed to be Ireleased Royal. Agricultural Winter Fair.enceville, for A.O.V. white championship since 1955. ' ‘ HR Bevan E 5 went into its fourth day Tuesday. ' ' ' '

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Six rings were being worked it

capacity with simultaneous judg- ings of horses and three breeds of cattle and auctions of lambs and hogs.

Nineteen horses were judged for the Governor-Generals Cup for three~year~olds and 15 for the Lieutenant—Governor’s Trophy for non—thoroughbreds. Placings will not be ennounced until the pres— entations Thursday.

Raymond Vessey of York, was named winner in

Other p o t a t 0 winners were:

Whitley Judson, St. Peters Bay, P.E.I., for C.K.C.H.; Arthur H. Budarick, Palmer Rapids, Ont. for green mountain; Alf Needoba,

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or netted: Ernest Krauss, of Shil- lington, Ont., for A.O.V. rose or red.

In the first cattle sale Monday the highest price was $5,000 paid by Harold Talbot Mais of St. Andrews, N.B., for a founyear- old cow. Brampton Doreen Acem. entered by B. H. Bull and Sons. of Brampton, Ont. Top bull Wax seven-month-old Wendybrook the Oracle bought by D. G. McFe— ridge of Sardis. B.C., for $3,100. It was entered by Pierre Veillon_ of Siweetsburg, Que.

The United States won Mon- day‘s round in the international horse show. with Germany sec- ond, Canada third and Mexico fourth.

Bulls from the Maritimes won a large share of Ayrshire judging honors. Glengarry Pansy‘s Bur— ton. owned by Col. S.C. Oland of Bedford, N.S., took senior and

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The junior champion Ayrshire bull is owned by A. M-acRae and sons of Charlottetown.

Jack Fraser of Concord. Ont- ario, won the grand champion- ship Guernsey bull award with McDonald's Farm Royal Wins- ton.

Grand champion Jersey is own< ed by B. H. Bull and Son and Mrs.‘F‘. A. Schulman of Brant- ford. Ontario.

In the Holstein class senior and grand champion bull was Rosafe

' Signet, owned by J. J. E. Mc-

Gague of Alliston, Ontario.

ichairman of the Commisioners of ‘

Sewers and Water Supply said yesterday. i

icomplete figures on the cost of‘

:machinery and material. Estima- ‘ ties on the cost of suitable meters ‘is expected shortly. he said. ‘ are being compiled by a Halifax . firm, Wallace and Tierney. which i specializes in IhlS ation.

Mr. Bevan stated the commls- l . . l sion was now in possession of w

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In, order that continuous demo- cratic leadership will be avail- on Prince Edward Island,

nditions must be made as at- '. 've here as elsewhere for . young people. Dr. Frank cKinbon, president of APEC ‘.. out in addressing 3 din- meeting at the conclusion of u‘ P.E.I. Y’s Mens District ' nclave held Saturday at the .‘ul .

' “The leadership development in young people must be given , careful attention if we in ii- Atlantic Region are to sue- 1’ ully compete with the rest I Dr. MacKiunon

‘ Delegates to the conclave were i I: by Ralph Carr of the e’ nennial. Y’s Men’s Club, who hosts for the occasion. n: um of the concl-ave was

' OMING EVENTS

. Card Party Hampshire Hall

I Dance, Morell Hall, Wednesday, l ,1 wemberﬂbth. Sponsored by if Peters Women‘s Institute.

. Uﬂoading car oilcake meal, 2‘" and Wednesday, Nov. .and 19th. Ellis Bros. Cent- . al Royalty. Phone 3223.

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meeting of York . will be held on November “ . in York School 8 p.m.

Slur-Gain Cavalcade show at i‘ ,Peters Bay Holy Name Hall ‘tvembei- 20th, 8 p.m. Admis- ' 50 and 35 cents.

Emmi meeting, East River. ‘-"~'I- Co. will be held in Mo’s River School house, “h November 24th, 8 p.m.

Dance Forest Hill Hall. Friday Weather let. Webster’s Or- Sponsored by Forest “- .I.

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ll‘mportant, Says APEC Pres.

Claude Whitenect, ernor for P.E.I. During the afternoon session discussion on the theme, “Lead- ership and Growth” were led by Y’s Men, Alton Dolliver, George Anderson, Charles Ballem, Lor- an McLellan. Jock Sutherland and John Evans, general sec— Eﬁary of the Charlottetown YM At the conclusion of the after- noon meetings, tthe delegates proceeded in a body to attend vesper services at Trinity “Uni-l ted Church, conducted by the Rev. Robert Latimer.

"Wishing Well" Produces $317 For Red Cross

Provincial Red Cross funds have been increased by $317.35; this year as the result of the pen- 1 nies. nickles, dimes and quarters thrown in the “Wishing Well” oy many of the thousands of visitors to “Woodleigh”, Colonel E.W. Johnstone’s Showplace at Burling- ton.

The replica stone buildings con— structed by Colonel Johnstone in the beautiful grounds of his home make “Woodleigh” unique as a tourist attraction visited by in- creasing numbers each year.

In spite of the fact that this year there was a small admission fee charged, the amount tossed into the well which is marked “Pro- ceeds for Red Cross”, almost equalled that of last year which was the highest ever.

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RUSSIAN WHEAT The historic black soil belt of the Ukraine is the chief wheat- gmwing area in the Soviet Union.

evening at 6 p.m.

bert H. Shaw was held yesterday from his late residence art 80 Up- per Prince Street to St. James Church where the service was conducted by Rev. T.H. B. Som- ers.

Cemetery.

Dr. G. D. Steel. Dr. L. W. Shaw, Arthur Belcher, A. W. Hymdman, W. E. Bentley, A. Birtwilstile and BL. Cotton.

colm MacKenzie, Lt.-Col. J. R. IPaton, Walter Auld, Keith Acorn“ L. D. MacKay and Major ’1‘. E. McNutt.

School inspectors and members of the Rotary Club attended in a

sented at the afternoon business sessmn.

A dinner will be held in die

Dr. H. H.SI1aw Laid To Rest

Funeral of the late Dr. Her- Interment was In Sherwood Honorary pall bearers were:

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