nadian Artillerymen sclect sh ! ching position for the ilonest, i rocket during practical train-, l Allll the 159th U.S. Rocket Bat- i n at Fort Sill. Oklahoma. From l i l

on. Szilnt John, N.B. l.t. Ken ickard, Dorchester. NH, Mal-. 'ei'non W. Gay. Charlnlletoun' l. and Lt. Nicholas Shymkm:

tiarlals, Alta. (National defence REGINA tCPt - As hot, dry drought for the first time in eight M h. M .. itol lwinds burn th rou gh ripening . years. ;vil;:(:ri'.so':('hdanh: uf:yhcfl:';,":m?: sale at Hunter River in July. The! present and the president. Mrs

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Page 10 The Guardian Thur. July 18. 1957

GIRL GUIDES

VICTORIA IROWNIES PACK

Thursday'even.ing was a very important evening for Victoria. It was the Brownies first enrol- ment. Miss Ipheginie Arsenault, Division Commissioner for Queens. Mrs. W.R. Burnett and Mrs. Smith. parents and friends of the Brownies were present.

The following Brownies were en- roled by Miss Arsenault: Sandra Craig. Connie Boulter. Shirely Boulter. Elizabeth Ferguson, Lil- lian Les. Eileen Craig. Janet Ann Keough. Penny Ann Quigley, Elizabeth Rogerson. Cheryl But- terfield, Diane Miller.

Miss Arse it congratulated the Brovin Owl N . W.R. McQusrrie, Brownies. and the fine group

committee which are sponsoring the Pack. on the line appearance of the Brownies in their nice new uniforms. which their committee had really burned the midnight oil to have finished for their enroL

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Saskatchewan Faced With 9" Ll Remy H -W-ISerious Drought Threat

By RUSSELL ELMAN Canadian Press Staff Writer

OREIS

T;WEEK - END SPECIALS

New 2 bunches island Beets 29c ' New Island Head hcabbage 20c l,i1'.New Island head

" . auliflower 29c

PIE CRUST MIX PRICED TO CLEAR

25c pkg.

1: fPeter Pan 15 oz. tin qt. gh Peaches 39c Molasses 33c yl.:Brown 5 lbs. Bath Size 2 for Sugar 59c Lux Soap 25c l,White lfllhs. Aylmer 2 fins .5; Sugar Sl.l9 Prune Plums 37c

Eitiiiint Size Nescafe 6 07.. hp .Rl'ccze or Instant jal' iilux 75c Coffee 31.39 L INTERLAKE V TOILET PAPER m'n;Rl,.zu(E

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Paper

Serviettes

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f,'l; nos: BRAND l2oz.jar

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CRUISE rAsssNosRs STAY FOR

ment-it is a pleasure and inspir-

ssscsunovs.sw.is.s. 'Tbe members of the Erlns

Ins. Coin. Suffolk. on 1 y. July st). for their so guiarnsoathly

medias- Thiswssopeaedwitbtbeeall

Me" which was followed by silent prayers. Iiysnn so: ”0'God our help in ages Past" was sung be- fore the Special program. entitled senior Citisens. which began with the reading. Active Retirement. by Mrs. Macllae. Others taking part in this special program were Mrs. C. Watts. Mrs. E. Cotes. Mrs. MscNutt and Mrs. Fanning. Pray- er by the president sciosed Ibe de- votions.

The business meeting followed. conducted by Mrs. C. Watts. The minutes were read and approved. It was decided that each member buy a hymn book for use at fut-

SALVAGING "

'.neuvu-otve:laIekeslIII- puma. onsun-oaths rent

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use "Sbepbe and the word for next

In nut! is to be The nsxt

meeting is to be held at Dslvy. kitchen shelter. on Wednesds

NEW CADET UNIT

OITAWA Army has turned a cadet unit in Germany comprising sons of reg- ular army personnel stationed there. it was announced Wednes- day. Called the Canadian Army Germany Cadet Corps. its strength is 82. aged between 14 and 10. 5Aormy cadets in Canada number

.000.

FOREST GIANTS The sequoia tree is estimated to live 2.500 to 3,000 years and attain heights of more than 800 feet.

stion to see such enthusiasm ss

mm which exim um” "mm. The British cruise liner Reins liner was en route from Bermuda

and Bmwhiu or the m Bmwhje del Pacitico is pulled by a tug to Liverpool, when it grounded Pack of Victoria. En? 'tl:;'::"gI 58''”"::d '2: I: "'3'"! while trying to negotiate the chan-l Mr. Burke. I citizen of Victoria "' ' ' IVE "I. ' E m 9' 1. 1' t k 4 d - 1 11 ()1 also thanked Mrs. Mt-Quarrie for '""m 9' 5p""5h P"""' Be"""d”- Sh 00.. 3' M: Lrztlhdeg her wonderful instruction to the TI" ""9 "Ema 565 p”5e"Re”i P ' fa Sm: 3' l Bmwnu-5' md (he Brownies for and a crew of 350. The 17.872-ton on board.

lcrops. Saskatchewan wheat farm-, ltheir splendid entertainment. Mrs. 1

ers face a serious threat of

l Agricultural

officials Tuesday Brownies heard that she was ugl committees were reappointed for Douglas Waye presided. The meet- desrribed the situation as cl-unpening company. mm mm they

lanother three months. The Redt ing was opened by repeating the? ical." They believe the fate of the came ,0 her house to help he, Cross committee reported that the Mary Stewart Collect in unison 1957 (TOP Will Pmbahlv hinge on D”. g 4 lsewing had been com leted The minutes of last meeting were - pare or them. That is really P l

the amount of rain in the next fine gmwngesh hm h show, lhnl Corresponden r was read by lhehteiid and approved 'N"k- lyou are tryinflo make this world suretary. Institute News was dis- Futhcr details regarding the Hat. grasshoppers and hall at 3 nicer place to livg tn. Dgtmy fg. tributed and bills amounting tolPantry Sale were discussed. Mrs.l reatlily ehiave tlakenf their toll inlfieshments were served at the-' 70 cents were paid. The secretaryh Weeks agreed to take care of the. sea erv pars o e province close of the meeting. is to send for Salvation Army advertising Mrs Millar MacPher- but a timely, general rain might TRINITY BROWNIE PACK cards and renew the subscription h son gave an interesting account of still produce a wheat crop--lower Mr-s. W.J.- Rodd. District Com- to CA.C. Blilletin Mrs (iameslerl the District Convention and It was mu blast: lyeabr's bumper .'t27.0t)0.- gllsskioher vhslted Trinity Brownie. put money in the Birthday Box and , voted that each institute's share of us es ut higher than the or or t eir closing meeting the collection amounted to 50.the expenses was 31.75. I ism! - term average yield of is and. P":-Wnledl W9. IUIIOWIDE bad cents. . l Currespondencg has read Md usllels an acre. Tile prmlnce E95 Jl:"5l'9 - (f T'lh.V -VIBTK-EYV; The meeting was closed by aing-V Salvation Arnly (-am; here pass. ";”"'3”3' 3fl"” Bhmll 50 PP? PP"! ,”'"S '”('.N;'",' ,w"u;?o,rs' 3.""'”l lng God Save the Queen. after t-dc around. Mrs. John Carew re- o Canada s wheat. . ' 3f"? - 3'” - 7” 33- "ma 5 which s delicious lunch was serv- purtcli that she had the Travelling A. spokesman for the prlivlilciall2P';”",' tI(1.3'I-gfral B?”,'h Dagigai ed by the hostess. Apron, Mrs, wmmacut unvm-d lhn nigrlclalotilrevdctlartllieiit said more ":”:he ';:('l'h Badh The Gnemak, wt met M rhelmemhns M hm. home '0 HM. the 1')a5I;f3.0(”;)('I.iLe"lh0f me. ”'”"""'f' en IPuwcll Stars. the meeting end- "hwl '07 "'9" rel-"'1" ""”'””K ”" wmk of U" Sewing Club on At" ' H '3”? H an "MP mm ” July 2nd Srvcii iiiciiibers were IIIVWIDW" Dily. JtllY 3- l

25700": 25”xb0FF I BEGIDNING JULY 18 THROUGH

Dresses, cotton skirts, blouses, bathing su!ls, beach robes, shorts, jeans T- shirts, sweaters, and car-coats. (As- sorted sizes).

Girls' Pedal Pushers, sizes 7 to 16. Reg. 322.98 and 3.33.98.

Clearing at SL9? and 32.69 per pair

159 QUEEN ST.

Special group of Small Suits, Pedal-Pushers, Caps and Boys' Wash Suits and Swim Trunks.

Clearing or 51.00 each

Assortment of Nylon Stretch-tot Hose. Reg. 79c and 89c.

Clearing or 49:. each

THE MISSES HOLMES and BRADLEY

25 to OFF

1'0 JULY 25

Dresses, Sun-

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in hmd and "Wm In I I .' ed with a "Tea Party." This Pack quickly to fill the heads. UL ulelhffhlhaf. 'a wrydbmy El"; 5?: A Saskatcheuan Wh zt P 11" 53.1. mm": 3" we WIS ' official compared the pI';:PllI .:ii..IL3munte,:. their Brown Owl Mrs. uation with 1949. the lasl dnvhh' M(',f,,.,” "Id F""'"'' T''”' R". when dmughl rpduwd th-' ey . a very sppy summer. .Vl9Id in the souttuu-st to foili- GUIDE SONG HOOK

btlshels an acre. The total pm. when Girl Guides gather to- vinclal crop then was lliH.000.000 gather. whether in camp or at s bushels. an average of ll.l3 hush. company meeting. the end and the els an acre. climax of the day's programme is .llARD-HIT SPOTS SCATTERI-In often a campfire. A campfire I During the last week, dry windsimeans singing. and this is the lfrom the west and 90-degIrep.mu,;Canadlan Song Book to used ltemperatures burned the roots of b-V,G”"I” 3' "19" ”mp'”'"' imaluflnl Wheat in the southwest 1".” Sm"? mm. Hwre has be." 1.1053 the United shat” horderh an increasing interest in learning Luh 0; mm has h,.m,m.alh, wiped good songs. We hope that this book lout the crop in an 3,.” honh M will help to teach them. There are

'North Battleford in the northut-.tImmzS (mm dimuwnl pm.” or .”" and cnnrlitliins are poor in sonic wnrldi ' numb" of ca"ad""

- -, g songs. a few old favourites and ;:oI1gIil;1aal.(llSIrlLlS north and next of Ehhhhwhnnhl which I" mmpmh Grasshoppers. rum in field l - ' - . . in the southeast. reviircd mom? h:II::,:,'p'i'n:hu Ivhm honk Wm hnid ""95 M I937 "'h"" " l"""'l"”' Canada so tnhat!w"t'iIen(G)mrIlIe.smineeri Md” d'"l”iI” 3"” l1”'t5l'"llI""'ltovcllici from far parts of the lVI"”3”9 '””'”'d I" 3 ("Win 0' '15-J('(IlIfIITV'. thcv can sing together 00fl.fltt0 hllsllt-ls, sniallt-st on FPI" lfrmii tiur ovtii Canadian Song Book ord. The average yield was only Ii hm bun possible to produce- l2.6 bushels an acre. lthis "Songs for Canadian Girl But these are isolated areas and Guides” at a popular price. 30 elsewhere the general picture lslccnts. thanks to the kindness of brighter. Mrs. l').l-LS Wishart. who suggest-

Because the province this year ed that part of her retirement gift has had no general spring rain. D0 "SN T0? "ll! DUTPOIE much has depended on local show- ers. As a result. the state of thet frnp v'aries from field to field and qr!:m”ya';Te':m::r:'np(:"fn The June meeting of Greenvale - ' . " W.l was held at the home of Mrs which have caught the rainfall . . and burnmm” mm" on hmhm; B.S. Monnacott on the 4th, with ' T seven members present. The pre-

g d l, I h 1 .321; on V 3 ew "mud y"d'i sidcnt, Mrs Douglas Waye, con.

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