(MARCH 5. 1954- i - -. W, I THE GUARDIAN. (ZHARLOTTETOWN (Am: FIVE 2.

Newman Club ”E""""f"”""”' Charlottetown Police hief Attends Forum lo Appeal Waller llllrgillgr ”;gMg: lnleresling Talks llold Meeting I s Service Qlteslion Al Hearlz rlail ;

Mrs. Capt. Tltcombe of the Sal- wggkly meeting of the GBEY DRESS GIDVES.-Cape.

vation Army will be guest speaker M lltlollll Newman club wag skull ruled, uddle emclll 54;", we Thirty-five property holders in at the annual wo.-lo puy u; r- Ind Mrs. R. C. Parent in the Knights of Columbus Special 32.95 at Jack Cameron's

the Parkdale district at a meeting Prayer service to be held in St. fgmblneld, "ll?" lmW"5l'"" '9" e I - he b l es peter ..h l lh- H l elr vslt to Paris, Fiance, Scot- ..

ll ' md opened with the New. HAVE you A BOY who need, "present mam m en appeul bee me leederehlp elven by In ex. at the Coronation lliil. summer in

-. ' . . . e l- . d l ld- U addressing a large and apprecia- Club DT35” llgglellglte l'l:I5 iglggs Hg; ?;99"; 19” "M Pubhc Uuuuu comma ecu We Campos: 0 5 '5 mp tive audience at Heart: Memorial 1'92 - -

- - r-sentlng nine Prot t t 'h h , tn Marian Year Wright Shoe Company non to straighten out the Wu" L M In L um es Hm last evening Both speak?” e .

- in the cit a

"la? gltuagmn wlllzhi H? W” wo,ld,wldey built lgydggictsgolxgn-S dwelt on the different functions

-t in lllllfmr DRESS GLOVE. . "3 .' 35 ecome " O; '- Imebcmllch councll ol Cemde. and activities from the viewpoint

Clarence Roche. the Club T C In 5 -' l-'l”9d- Pt! NOW" hldebem 5”" 5 V9” The locel meellnes are held ln or personal cxpericnce which

e.,l.ll.'c,, gave a Very lniorma. Seigcmitpeewrie, Teane Rkezular 52.99. ago on the residents that in fut- me Venous my chunhes by me cumblned to make I mghll, me,-.

me. talk on tehed Passion tang 5219 t 3 I0 Cilmemns ure the Connolly F-5'-3'-9 V-Ol-lld 110" lellon eecll year end by elm we csting evening for those in atten- Dlllill of Our or as express: i

f 1 M e I acC8Pl' Pliyment of water rates. as cedure the present Seselon wlll be dance. The talks were accom- l”. the rust Sorrow u ys cry 0 ll, PICKARD at co.. ai. Ml

had beenhthe cuatome The held ln sl. peter-e wllll M”. H. rented by a liberal assortment of ' .. v i . ' I eieupoh. i was s . puk d l h personal colored slides which gave up Rosail. the A3011! 111 l-he llladme care cl Doml l k P3579? V l L. -IL ar ri c use of the cere- , l . Gepdelle , l eprlnghm screened andng';uCell1(;ll: submitted payments to the Ciy monlesl an added and lnllnldle loutll to lulu: a heated discussion on ,l k l d authorities, who in turn refused to ME 3. W. pauerson will be the review. tiillitsloi interest to the Club the D " C” l” ”' accept such payments M I re- soloist during the musical inter- F””0Wl"ls' ms 'dll'”"-New WM ll .4 ' ' . t i. ll d' L' v '- ' 'll (1 to iir I l d 1 (1 ll , suit the property holdeis ate at a lug , M 5, p, A. A. M l h l Z 1 :1 en an e l cit int 9 p e ".L"”;lg ugflllllrnggaylgl. hictseer llllh; 03ng',;',l,”E,Ns G?oD BROWN loss to Know Where they Gland lh Pre:byterrlan Church ll-C selhretl:-ryl ml” ”f "3'”'5hm'3"l5 l" a 5”””l . Wei llwe the members enloifcd x'a.- Q29 Las1t;;th:neIcll:Y:.LVt.?i"liagl?iltg.ltui3re me man" um He lacking cm ft "'9 Charlauemwn "”"”cl”l””' M” hour in the Snmal Ha” u l he s l - . ' 'lL”..o games. Company.

liglitenment from the Utilities Similar meetings are being held l3?C5',5 of Exi'?l”'l'”' Cl”'l9 of ll" l Commission. throughout the province. and other. l(””3,3 Daugmll” uml” Wh9” W ' Mr. John Hogan presided over parts of Canada today. l'l'5l"('95 ill” ilellilllllll 9V'3""” ' - me meemlg wlllch was held ln had been arrzlngcti. fill: lllld illls .

parkdale Hall and was addressed 7 t - parent-worn cal'll lirt-st-nltcrl Will” H gift in token of npprc-cizitlrin.

b C 155' H Do las, - , .

, tit ;?"lT”aJ.?.'lS; sift... ls Becoming l-V1; l”l”'.l John(;w;rw;;s mg; MacLeod, manager of the Eastern mm G i”e”m"'.o,5 "" Ml" " l.” I, , speakers. Miss Mal) llinrrisoll was Trust Company. P Mme

id t 0 at CINOETH TBYOEII :rcst;eyl.erlan

luI'L'l service. are 7t , 2.30

a G S - p.m. Church school 3.45 p.m. Miss .Viiiry A. Maclienzle, Deaconess.

.. .. IWENTS FRIDAY SPECIAL

MONTREAL (cpl .. Alderman Chilled tomato juice. boiled salt

-49 0'Rellly of suburban VOl'- lim'ini.' with blue potatoes. roiis

ha candidate in the March 2: "lmt h”"'"- 193- 003" "T milk. 55 can 5.

Continued from pa by Clarie Glllls lccr7c?

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. Bretonl Soilthl, a First World War veteran.

proper supervision of tourist loans." who 3 ld h ll e l . ,. K. S t He stated that more tourist at;- but, lilnuelllzpugffce lfoladigly '

(1? ll..li , txlcral by - election in Verdun,

lsldall ailnouncs-d his withe PRIZE wmggig e At the Canfasecllilialxpmeerjitnfotnetlseelcen g'l'.;l2rl?tEI'ool?egEe)(3l'l'Al;lnEg igy tgilltce effieleals attendltig a lrtlflzt ePolicerl'orum alt tlhe commodallolls were leqlmen bull ll ls ln me veterans anal" Com. . . .i. . . rr. n.,n ei-ou,rome oi.,-: . i 4 its lt'll six asplriinls 10 We ”i;.,l,l,,:'g:l; ”lf,:,,”,;l"”l RD,l::::v. Ohlel C. W- MacArthur 0! Charlottetown. P.E.I. Police Chief 5, WI? Mitchell of Haliigax. 13.15? lanai: llhltiltleynzzlelcawnass no govermnem lrelglllltlllalrllat Wm be discussing nu

i ft I'll t by the appoint - . - - - -t st uct , De t, 9 ll Cll f P. r. E" d' - . - - ' ,. ' . . . l -

elxee not eiegax-llgmue Com to the Llldles llm. Mm John Thompson: Stl" Joililiefs Nzlsvtlzeunfelilieeedl i e id iscombe of Saint John. N.B.. and Police Chief L. Strange of According to the original sya- Otherwise, the oPDosltlon Parties have 1

l t tem is 5200.000 fund was set up in supported the amendment. A sclloiilrsllip of 35000 via: ti

V l. , men. The are Gent's I-irst, Ernest Duffy; Ladies ,...

bPmgre&eweYcone consolation, Mrs. Hubert Baxter; e , i947 from which money .was to be on e sum voted for the forthcoming Music , A”-t mes, Yves Ledum olllelel Gents consolation, Edwin Macnae. Y S S 9 loaned out on ten year terms. It ” " "3 Festival at the weekly supper : -V .' Glldbols Llbenlz Lucky Chair, Mrs, Malcolm Mao- , , s was to be a revolving loan with Ml-l Dlefenblker .lmeetl.ng or the Kinsmen Club held l llrilllr Round ' Mill-ill Freezeo t it M n ma that m n l

V . . u vi nners, rs. i the borrovlers paying back somuch gem years the cellm, 0; gmvlly .m,at the Charlottetown Hotel last ,,

1; Lb ll: Kln PclT.V. , , M lllcs la” l Roy Clark and R. H. Frizzell. cacti year with the result that the legislation has been shifting fromltliehiiiiiz Larry slaugh was chair-

lliior Protztitxhlvfli William D0dE"- , n t loan funds should always remain Parliament--where it belo ed to mall Mid R02 l'l0l””l 9” l'h3”' ll.-l T-Th. . , , A r H " ' ng - 4 ' ' H FUNERAL Al ELDON h The The Alpha Ys Mons Club held P a c the same. lie stated. the cabinet and heads of govern. man-

.. ' ' e wlthd ew . . . I'll-baC(;R;&l:y hlhe omzlel funeral of the late William A. Stew- their relzular monthly business "However the loan has become ment departments. The guest speaker was Air Cadet . ,. .l.1l elanderd beallellii ll"! was held yesterday afternoon meetlngvlast evening in the Y. M. l - e exhausted”. he continued, "because "Week after week," Mr. Dlelen- Alan Massey who vividly described l A t ee from Eldon United Church. Ser- C. A. with president. Dick Math- Four bills were given second time. the borrowers have been allowed baker Idded, ”Parllament is being his trip to Sweden and the Brit

vices at the church and grave were eson presiding. A he.il'ty SlnegSOn',,' reading in the I..egis..lture yestcr- The amendment to the .lury Act to let their loans go in arrears," asked to surrender its powers and Lsh Isles as an exchange Cadet- ; B h h d conducted by Rev. George W. was led by Jack Haysicnd with 0. day. They were Acts to amend glvcs certain people the right to He cited a case where the” was give up its supremacy.” In this last summer His talk was illust- S Kelly. Pilll bearers were: Charles is. Prcsby at the lliano. the Jury Act, Tsrlipernilcc Acl,lrefuse to accept seivice as jurors. tits 000 principal owing on one loan P159. the pensions commlsiunlrated by 3 l-lluhly interesting show- . M D. MticLeod. Kenneth McRae.Clai'- Following the reports of. the Bills or sale Act and 1nterpreta- In the past these people, lncllld- Mid had been owing since 194,; would be made a pawn or cabinet. lug or color-of slldgs Tlle'apoalcur of zloll eetS ence Giills. Eric Glllls. Alex Mac- various committees. President tlon Act. his government employees P.h)'Sl0- '”I'hist money should be clown here COL Breaks. in Proposing his was thanked by ri-eamont Archer '

Lem R055 M"Ph”'""- ""9"""” Wk ”””5”d ""3 ”3”” i” ll” The amendment to the Temper- lam and clergy were exempt. Now in the treasury where it could be '””e"dm9"'9 W the iiowmment 1'e- on behalf of the club

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.... in 0' or the church hall on Thursday evoii- 1-0 M”;-r no JUNg-'rhe all. rod to Halifax. He then imnouncctl cl q elm D15" on 13 " oTh5.eWmgi . . M1 Bell Bl-30 pointed out that owe?! M n gving cabinet rarigemeiilo had bfell e Comlitleltd We lor a supper mecmlg Wm, .. "Hal meal"! of em Marmme llml 8 ladles. nlem was lo be wines lzllls week litltliktir gommlbsion is change is being made be- dust-free roads to the National pun ls Mme I mu W H d" with thelcivic authorities to per- lllep allelldlmce and member; or Posnnumrs. Aemclaelon Wm be held ln Al,l.lll am 18 -A3 Blldlorll Oh .C8llt- 03:15? 50ml? P80Dle mizllt like to Parks areas were essential it the he sale Mme mumlon a5u”;'w9. t mit holding the annual Peanut tlzc Charlottetown Gidcons Camp held ln me Lord Beaverbrook Hoe The club held lg; annual elm. ii, d”! H07 SW99” 118 I Dellllh Mt Otllll 3 Jllly and lmdcr the Old tourist industry were to flourish. healmy'me The eo le lc gel" Day early in Jlllyl . V l auelldell M Knee”. tel at Frederlcwnv KB” June 2e mm Dl ollleers for ll", "ext lam rller ie amendment in pe.son lAc . ey were i-iotllree to do so, do not wane en furtlglulll 13"” 3 Roi Taylor and Eddie Martin . The Rmtst speaker forethe even-land .25. Mr we A wrlghe Scum end eleclell me lollewlng om, wi be given the right to appeal explained the Piemier. Nor-tr. my" mid" of mle and ,1?” at fl: d” M; were each presented with a baby i:.lz was Dr. George Fisher, whom. E1 is E memser M H-Xe exec: Ce” and dlreelors: preslllenll Dr. his case to the-County Court in The cli:-mge in the Interpi'eta- led ll wlm the gel, cell 9 3"” spoon as the most recent fathers "5 'lll”"l””ed by Rnbcm Pmemilllllvc. "Tllf nrlzaliizntioli l'El')liCS8lll.S w' R' C""m"' Vim ""l5ld”"ll Cm" me Hem of losing ms pemm' .l'.l0n Act Iii hams made so that H9 "olcd lvll” me” W35 ””m' (cabltrlet) assumlgno title 'rl'hlu:fiu 1" me club" i.- Flshrr tonic as his subject "Do mmy lam posmnaslm and mm I-nt-ta Walker, se0rPl:lr)'. George The Comnussion also lost the "Her Malesty . ”lll5 Majesty" lng uuoul, the North mm Brldgg me loll 0, me lf, mum flm l Tony Gallant and Don Matheson 5x we slnp and Think?" He describen aesmanels m, we mm M Mn lVlcKniglll, il'PaSurPr Stewart power of setting lees where no The Queen. King or Cronii" in the speech from the Tiiroiie. the l,,ol,le-- P ' '3 were introduccd and given the . lhP conditions of the world today Pmvlnm 3' "3 Johnston and directors, Will Mac- lees or iiccnses had been prescrlb- means the sovereigii of the Unlt- He mulled um the Liberal Party ' right hand of fellowship as new l , . and asked if We as individuals were ' Labd, Walter Mczvliirtry, Les ed by the Govemment. ed Kingdom, Canada and Her had promised a new bridge at s Snnoata Change members. -. 2 1

lung our part to make it I better "Ms Gillespie and Harvey McPherson. Mr. Bell raised an objection to other Realms and Territories and N ll, 31 . - m7 .1 1 1951 .........M..M.E. , l.lllI”l(l to live in. e Tflnhsf TOGMARIEE REV"-lRN5'i The above officers and directorslthe Temperance Act under which Head of the Commonwealth. For- tlfery halvlel lllxllllmatedm bot: the 091' BW9k'-"l9"! Wllvh 301713 e e e I l Vir Ralph Baldefslvoll 35 PV95l' G '2: en me 3 l5 , ” tire to be inducted into office at a person is lined s20.00 if he is mcrly it meant Sovereign ofGreat brlcicre and the 'rr3ns.Cgnadn other 9pl”5m0” membC"'-Elm l iirlil lllnlllmd U10 5993”? mid Zlo" rand Beadle go” the dl5m'c' ll-P Rnlluill hllSill9SS mfellnil lll0'cauglit drinking a bottle of beer Britain. Ireland and Domlnlons Hlglfu-ay far mu mum ml; of ggggeilgdtlhaltl til” 59”-5”nl5 QC" :9 p

- as oemnaaarueote

xlwiixs quartette rendered it couple mm M l"l”il "10 llmv C3nV3550l' first week in May. M!'SSFS- 'l'Nl at ally gathering such as plow- beyond the S . . . l B e35 "la" ”"' effect that. when a. veteran getting in,

if nllmbers. '0 30ml7l9W ll" Ill-5'-Tl"! Ind "Hike Chandler and Keith Jenkins were L l - , ll

5'll'- CW" RDbe"3 91 ll” Gldwm returns. for mc 1954 Red Cmul l”"e"' "5 guests" llli lltlilagcigtiialtiaelllaodmliii allglnatflsg SilIlirexeA:tnecIl)ll'lTt?tletd"oa Lll)1l-einghlgs ell: waNoi.: cgrllain Tr(:(:1l:-nCul.Ill:d:ldHI'xg:ld- I penuon band on 1." than 50'

zzwe a number of timely remarks, Cnmpiugn. on Monday, March M but lo llm Such ll person and suge mt mrlgugh Chuirchm me why I per-cent disability dies, the pension A mp”, elme WM epem lul

ll” l'”."””l' ”"l”""l '"””5"”' ml 1” Sm” " the ll” ”"d'"”" tested mat some change be made The debate on the Draft Ad- lthought it would come" he stated ltshnmiflmmued mlhl” "ld”"' F" evening with the charming iaoiei . '

RM ll. H. Brown. M.A.. attended of the roads and Di-obably in the ln lhls law. . dress was resumed yesterday by "The Govemmem me 50 mm. menwmpeel:-t;tenl;ensdtlr;ll;n:)n mate M Sunset Lodee when we vlee E y' C torla Group of the Charlotttetowii ,

”'” l”l”””"d we ”””5”' mm M” WW5 mm” "he 3” Calls The P!'emlci' replied that tile Mi" R R Bell Leader of the 09- roie.lght that the) laid down a panic in tin it VA - --V i ' r - l 's ' sn con uc.

. , l . N7 m her (Mme: and men brought law concerning a person having position, who moved the adjourn-lsmp or payment from Now 1-lav. Elmore pmlpon (L.veneWV,, Baptist Church visited there.

Major Wheeler graciously wel-

l” h" ”''""l5 W Red CW5! H"d' unsealed liquor on him or with ment at 6 o'clock. The House Id-lcn to Cornwall and now have to South) said he does not care who coined the group. A hymn-sing

quarters on the followln day. - . - . , , 3 mm M” ”e5l3”ed to prelent l0um9d "mu M0115” El 3 P-m- tear it up to prepare for the fixes pensions commissioners sale

-, i b . , . FUNERAL AT NORTH Rwem BIllgclrgleelseettiliegllgn?oc:l:g0:l::,1EkL drlnmngeand-edivitigjtjlle same T,an5.cam,da Hlllhway. such . al-leg, closed with the latrlllcsil (levorir, glhxev fumml 0: the IR" spumeon :;l(!)ll.fl2ikl(l!0ll::l”iN('jCrll0lOals1'I'llcnlgggl”jll!ll F P S eocll from thel-irl r lie wa th waste of pavement". Vi'lllIa,:5xtntl?i:xii:,n:lgtlkl1: E?evye:lx;"'?e;l1: igiggeaglzxed Iwxllilps e:er:'lco- want

, arrcn of North River was held - - P i arm "I ems P l 0 5 9 Club our mud. eeldl ' ' led by the vlcegpresldenlee Mm

th t-t ti r r ed b the -7- ' t t I E l D - .

soc Per msenlon illtfsitclzllg EIgl'tleernaoEolirllllCrCrIonVllIe)l'1Ils clenrle H;ltgel3”ll)::ld)el4:gl?llll;l0" 3113, llls Continued from Page 1 lXl'l':ll3olll1lll:ll:nCi)Dunocnill l.vl(l(i):l'lm”l:s ticio sum” Know” (cc?-wmnb Ea” Norma. centred around. Wt?”

i ' ii-jee-1 We . e - l l I . N h Us I T "I A u e .. ducted by the Rpve HA Barber! 3,, committee included the sword .lute for the pl-csem, dud nldybc Tile Leader of the Opposition gelgh Cgangz-:eel)u1I:.lte1 hteheatgreekeg hniglgg 3! mg Clrlelelgye clogedareeei 1' V e I

-s-hi -u-.-?.. an '31 h) 5 pl' , lur-h,and l1flVlCB Wllh l-he 1:951-llt7lll3lllVi'l0SV d m H , D eld M Kl . Bun-lls slstcd by the Rev. A. S. Weir. A M” l5 3” mg ” all me”. sowsfloi W0 much 309d ll" me lul'”"3' gm. Mlenlslgnol lflrlglle wolakce effl, supremacy of Parliament in lnvolv. service, sung by Mrs. J. D. Davl- I 4 l

. farmers sold out . nngggggegggi solo --we shall Never c, 0 ollv F891 Mid Arizyle lJF03l'l5VV0l'd5 dallclld , re However he pointed out that l-H5-lvER,e Al me l,l.lnce Counw, was relldued by M" A row Male. by youthful Norma Dlivnl: Run and POTK PW395 ll3V9 Well 5031 lmlwll good could be done by such Hlzmml-5 engaggd in another clash 95- son, Mrs. W. S. McMurtry, Mrs 'il;Sllll.'ll Fcbl'lla.l'y 27th 1954 to Eaciim-ii span bearers (v 7 xi R055- Vlrillhla Shaw and Ellzabclh "ll? -"'”"1e me” bl" W9 .l""”” b"”la Council by setting up an agrl- W” the Wild C0lldlll0"5. MY: 39” V”: Run” mu ms" D' N' 3m ll:-. .'ill(ll)lF5 Roy Painter of Clili- Wnrrenl Lesli Wilr nelcmr :1: Hllyw”9d' ”cC”mmmed 0” me WW5 llemllg me mu lflenem" cultural policy which would stated it was impossible to get on qu l. B ld Accompanlst was Mrs. J. W. Bal- ui ll son 'Kenneth)Aiai' W ' ht Lld '9, it 9 see '9 ' J"t by the club plpcr, Bruce MacLariiil. "At the slime time We kel” ”l".bi-mg more income from natural or art the Island from Chisrlotte- 1 My ..' " "id ” W.” '”"”l iem. The president. Mm G- 1'- 'll,' 2 ' 1' mg 3 ne-rt all on Vm”n' oh" Mr. Macllaren also played a num- cattle and the W104! is 110W down - . . '3 - b l (1 M M Km l 9" W3” "”” may N” "NE Godfrey then expressed the group's 01 Macxmmh wlmam Molynnuxi ber of solos and gave a dlvertlhg to around twelve cents a pound product; man l" hale " meal mm y Cal- an rt as M1 upphumoni pleasure at being there l ent. challenged his statements. with regard to education he The lollowlng pmgmlll Wu elv. ll

-lltlI.ZF.l.L - At the P. E. Island ilnmmem was 1" Ea” wmsm” talk illustrating the "modesty" of for beef," he stated. Ml, Bell replled that me hockey N e d h 4, , , ltlspllal on March and. 1954, to ememm pipers. In connection with his views on Flshlne M mull,” players Could llavel from Glue ;"aeD nll”. 3'5” Cred” ." dl” en: Readings. Mrs. Lloyd Hawker: i in. and Mrs, hoy Frizzvll iuw trlmrnai. vl?r7ltnnY Th Swmsh dllllclng "5 l 'm””' "l"”"”"” W3 Lead” ”l ”” 09' Bay to Borden by bus but could Vila Sin!” mtllmuy In the ””'"m' "D”" Emmld mew M” 0 little Smith) Glen Valley, adaugli- lu . ll l lh L il 1 bl 9 of the evening. the Gay Gordons position quoted the rcwclit report "1115 tlslllng lmlllstrv at sourls ml eel cars lmm summerslde el. emf ms emalrgea WM illelfld Davison. Mrs. McMurtry. Mrs. fll'. Betty Lou. weight 0 lb. 10 oz. wej;eIl?eld0 est: dge llama V! "Z and the Virginia reel prDVlllK hlgh- of Mr. H. W. Clay, Senior Livestock may be lloul-lshlng gal the Mover charlot.t,el,own to meet them at its nalijuugllasgse mi? ell”? ilhel ll”, Runtz. Mrs. Bell; duet. "Oi No :W-t the M L: i-rr y Blnnmon mm ll l””"l”' D” L w' 5”” em" Fleldmim W” W5 D0l"l"l0" De" mid yesterday in his address but Borden He further stated that done ii wontieliul l bxya ' l 1” -l”h""t l" """m” by -'””'l" T ac an um” mm: to me mmd md lnslmcud me party P””"9m 9! A3”clm"”' 1” hlsillle C0"lllll0l'l-5 H9 Rllstico EFF Hh.V- niercl1aill.s around the Crapaud Increase: in leIf.'clleTi aaliirics mm” ma Ednadaenll nsdmzoui Mrs. 1-lawkes; an a sng-song

l.le.'Hllllil?-he the Prince - United Church where service was with a number of Scottish anec- rem” Mr. clay pointed our magll llllmz hm goods. suld Ml. Bell as area were going W No” scam are always supported by this side Old (Mame! After the program a social time

conducted by Re . A. F'ra.nlr M - , . v ac dates. The films Royal Scotlzindlllle llme had come Mm; som6.lle launched into a consideration go, meg; suppllu l-all," than go. of the House he stated and he

and Hospital on L ll R E v . . . x . .C. Evans. and 1 IC . Breton were . - lit-uh iiii. 19:4. Mis. Wlllltllll 9.” ll". " "ll 0”” ” ill” . . thought should be elven about of the iishliig business. l u - 15 u L ccmmended th c - r. isilca of Iona in her 65th year. lflflvirlle Jgtnslmf Icm'e"'llc""' Pl”0Vld0l'l lhli0UKh i-he.Natiom.l Fill" what should be produced. Last year the llslm-men lust mgllleo ll,E:cK"l?;.::lll h3.lenCel.l;ex:s' e trying to keel, elh,olY,L:cnhn,;lc.:L lleg was enjoyed and rclrestlments .;.r rcmllhl were lrangferrell Opes eme ry. Board. Mrs, MrlcL:ucn played the Farm. Machinery most or lhelr lmm due lo slolm, newsmpel. mpg” ol No” seoll” by paying higher sululles. He wee. served. pleased to note that something "old Limi SYN" ”ld "SW9"