Waiting histurn to bring his Charon gelding before the yesterday, exhibitor John

Gillespie of Milton (left), broughtI him close to the promenade of the Jones Livestock Pavilion,

AUDIENCEWEAR'I’ICIPATION .

much to the, delight of a group M youthful spectators. -.

eneraIManager Ranks

lAS Island's Busies’r Man.

Prince Edward Island’s busiest .~ ,,I this Week. and passlbly for

-‘ hat and bow tie of ex-President ‘ ' i in his heyday,

' assumed full responsibility operation.

pumemidway, Jack-may be coming out of Bill Lynch’s trailer office; greeting 8- few fiends: or chatting with one Moth operators. Next time

JACK KENNEDY Vold stables were torn down and

at the vaudeville, or deep in . m with the officials in

I .- replaced, the Jones ‘mWsmck

' . _ , ‘ Pavilion was built, and pavement “Thus-mgr biggestshow Wt, , laid on better than thmequart— ‘ - says- ‘ at the amber stars of roadways that wind though

livestock entries - 220. in one fithe grounds.

‘ The money to: race

In addition, all the livestock“ buildings but one have been re- built. ‘

(men’s Institute exhibits are _ BLACK AND WHITES

onerous and varied, if not , than ever. Why, to build a new poultry accommodate the tre- Since11937, Mr. Kennedy in ear— lier years was one of the Island’s shing to exhibit.”

a into a full-timelvfamous herd of black and. whites ~ weekly ,racing being, A: 5 ed,in eyery major ,shovv- 1 Driving PW'WF’ “ ' ' " ’ "a’ ur months each year,‘ Toronto. - - I ‘ .c nmths requir- ‘ Kennedy was named. na-

: "tional presidentofthe Canadian Holstein - Friesian breeders in 1937. ‘

,He has also judged cattle at many of. Canada‘s major shows, and was at one chief grid- ezr. for the Na- tion i\,Hol=stevin Association.

‘ ALL IMPORTED. ,

Mr.‘Kennedy’s fotmdation stock

'Kennedy’s tenure Association’s plant

, :vall ‘

'A director of the Association,

I . [Holstein breeders and-rem. . , the weeklong show .utors. At one time or another

was all imported to this Pro- vince, and represented a cross- seotion of some of the finest Hol-

' stein herds in canada.

In earlier yearso‘the Exhibition general manager also brought to

. this Province many outstanding

Clydesdale and standardbred

prizes at the local shows.

farmer ancestry. “My

erations,” he said.

" O’HARA PLOT WINS

ore E Chiacchiere

Kong.

horses, with which he won

Jack Kennedy is proud of his? . . people have been billing the rich, red soil of P. E. I. for several gen-

He was born at ,Cross Roads in Lot 48, and operated a farm in that vicinity-for many years. He has three sons living in this Province and another in Ontario.

LOCARNO, Switzerland (AP)— Ten North Frederick, an Ameri- can film based on John O’Hara’s” novelfof‘the same""n.ame, was awarded. ' the gold, trophy Sunday night for” the best ‘ picture pre- senteggfigat the annual film festi- V h r ‘. The prize for the'lbest va'ctressrwem to Italy’s Garla Gra- » Vina/fOI‘i-her performance in Am- (Love and Chatter), and the best male per- formance award went to Chinese actor Kwan Shan for The True Story of Ah~Q, made in Hong

poorer Is FEEsInE

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Fair Post Uses Second

S i . . For many years this Province I has been fortunate to have resi—

dent therein one of Canada’s out- standing specialists in diseases af-

fecting the eyes, ears, nose or I'

throat, Dr. J .P. Lantz, a partner in Charlottetown’s Polyclinic. But this is not the sole contribu-

tion that this distinguished Island- ‘

er has made to the welfare of his native Province,

Despite the constant demands of a large practice, Dr. Lantz found timeto become one of the Provinoe’s best known breeders and exhibitors of registered cattle In addition he placed his execu- tive talents at the disposal of the Association responsible for the, or- ganization and direction of the an-. nual Provincial Exhibition. PRESIDENT SINCE 1947

On its reorganization in 1947, he was prevailed upon to accept the presidency of the Association, a

position he has filled oapably and ‘

competently ever since.

Speaking of Dr. Lantz, the vice~ '

president and general manager of the big show says that its con- tinued success would not have

. been possible, were it not for his

expert advice, always readily

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DR. J.P. LANTZ

available. “Though extremely busy pro-

Iron OUl Part Of Dispute Over Canadians In Maine

HOUIL'DON, Me. ,(AP) — One facet of a dispute o'ver Canadians working in Maine while residents are unemployed was, settled Mon- day i-n a conference of Maine and New Brunswick official-s.

They agreed to continue a reci- procal agreement whereby non- residents may work in New Brunswick or M a i n e without registering their cars where they work.

The decision by Paul A. Mac- donald, deputy secretary of state for Maine, and Lawrence Hashey, deputy for motor vehicle registra- tions in New ruuswrick, fol- lowed several convictions of Ca- nadians for d 1‘ iv 1 n g without Maine registrations.

Walter S. Sage,\prosecutor for AroostOOk County, said he would seek pardons for those already convicted and would not press pending cases.

The recent convictions in Cari- bou municipal court were given widespread publicity after com- plaints Were made that numer- ous Canadians were holding down construction and lumbering jobs in Aroostook at a time when un- employment is severe in Maine.

Governor Edmund S. Muskie noth recently that US. immigra- tion laws make some aliens inel-

igible to work in the United

States as long as sufficient Amer- icans are available. He said the

problem is one for the U.S. labor '

department.

Until the recent Caribou cases, Maine never enforced a statute enacted in 1943 requiring regis- tration by non-resident motorists. New‘ Brunswick has a similar law but never enforced it because

of the reciprocal agreement with

Maine. ,

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NEW TANK WEAPONS

M E L B O U R N E Thirty of Australia’s new anti- tank malkara guided missiles

have been sent to Britain for ac-.

ceptan-‘ce trials and 160 more are on order, it was announced here Monday. The missile weighs 200 pounds and can be launched from fighting vehicles and used suc-

cessfully against tanks, landing

'cra‘fO ' anl concrete pill-boxes.

(Reuters) ‘

Of Specialist ’

fessionally, the President of our Association can always find time

big show,” Mr. Kennedy observed

Until a few years ago, Dr. Lantz possessed one of the finest herd of Jersey stock in the Pro-

his 300-acre farm located at Kep- poch on the south side of the Hills- boro River opposite Charlotte- town, Dr.» Lantz’s Jerseys were top prize winners at local and Maritime fairs for many years. DISPERSED JERSEYS

Faced with a shortage of skilled

to assist us in the running of the.

Vince. Raised and cared for on’

. hood that the agricultural side of

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cellth herd several years ago: and immediately started to build] an Angus herd, which is now onel of the finest in the Province. With modern machinery and

methods; this type of stock requir- ed much less skilled help than the

Jerseys he formerly handled. I

Foundation stock for both herdsI was all imported, mostly from- i Ontario sources. '

During Fair Week, Dr. LantzI spends as much time as possible at the Exhibition Grounds Al-l

ways available at the secretary’s

office, his advice is constantly

sought by visitors, exhibitors, and , ' fellow directors. ‘

The President of the Associa-1 tion is interested in all aspects of I the big show, but it is obviousI that he enjoys most the cattle judging and other livestock com- petitions. It is thus safe to predict that so long as Dr. Lantz remains President, there is little likeli-

old Home Week will be neglected.

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