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_G,.‘_ e Well Worth Seeing Fair lime in Pillice Edward Is- land didn't (nil with the Provincial Exhibition and Otd Home Week. by any This big event drew large and appreciative crowds to the. Island capital. but many of our summer \lr’lim‘S are still here. and they and our own citizens have-an opportlinitl- this Week of enlnying two of the ho“ evhlhitinns of their lo be seen anywhere in the

means.

kind Mariiinius.

The 12th annual Provincial Flow- er Show. . by Abeirweit Chapter. IOTIE. is now on in Sum- Thv official opening ye3~

mcrsitlo, terd. ‘ was largely attended. The dispan of fllfli'i" is more beautiful

There is still time this

than ever. I .ist one’s eyes on this

afternoon to hint: alflll and enjoy the other features of the program.

Tnilav. too. the annual Crapaud Exhibition opens with an evcellent dlspiav of exhibits in in stock. poultry. fi‘llils. vegetables. flutters and handicraft. not to speak of con- tests in ion saixinlz and step danc- ing. a midway for the kiddies anti MUSIC and fun galore.

Exhibitions are tan old tradition In this T‘ro . re. and Crapalid holds I. verv SVCt'lal place in this con— nection. For it was there. back in 1820. that “hat is believed to be the. first shnuirlr of Island prod- ucts took plane The advertisement referrini! to l'. 's venture announced. amour.r olhor things. that “the in- habitants or Crapaud and sur- rounding country are. anxious to open a market with Ramshai: (now Wallace. NS) to exchange sheep for spinningr wheels and chairs." Ex- hibitors from Flimherland. 57.5.. were assured that their "voting cab the would meot with purchasers for Cash or lvlll‘trr"

That W three years before the Govnvnment stepped Into tha- pic- ture hv ottntinc prizt‘s for I live- stock show in ("harlrlttetowm and many Vears before it truly provincial exhibition got under way. So. hats off to Frapaud. and may its efforts be crowned this year by havintit the grandest fair in its long historyl

Rilts Within The Lute

The resignation. first. of Mr. Paul Bicnvenu as commissioner- zeneral and pro. dent. of the 1967 Montreal Word Fair. and then—on Monday—of Mr. Cecil F. Carslell as deputy commissioner. certainly leaves some grave questions in the public mind. There have been re ports of bickering wlihln the fair ‘lirectorate and between this ltrnup and various government bodies. Mr. ,arsley refuses to confirm or deny hose reports. He found. as he says. he "strains and challenges" of the Rice greater than he anticipated,

d not even a personal request

to Prime Minister Pearson that to reconsider his resignation has billed to move him.

It is not only Montreal that is qpncerned in the success or failure this ambitious enterprise. but the 1 tin nation. A successful ex- ‘lbitlntn n! the kind proposed would

of importance to Canada‘s whole @urlut. trade and international bal- . f-payments position for years i come. The Federal Government is ready committed to the extent of .i t 850.000.1100 including prlital lederIl exhibition buildings

ornitml Ind navigation It the St. Lawrence Island

sued in Charlottetown on ' on Mona] IVII irig, Mr.

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(arson said that while in row Mr. Carsley's decision, he under- stood his personal reasons for resigning his post. The Government will appoint a new commissioner and deputy commissioner by the end of ne. week. and there the matter rests tor the present.

In opening the ceremonies for the World Fair construction site the Prime Ministr'r had called for an eal‘ll‘ conference between federal. Qtic‘tmc provincial. and Montreal of- fic' is to rrnt'h more. definite an- suers to nt'rwlnppinfl problems. "It , ntial." he said at that time, that lilel'e should he a clear uil- derstmiding as to evnetlv what is to he done. liv whom it 's to he done.

what the costs will ho. and who will mom thorn." The resignations of Messrs.

Bienvenli and (‘rirslev wollld seem tn indicate that there has been some bitch in achieving this kind of un- dei‘stnnding.

Farm Problem Under Study

The breakdown in farm machin- ery and the time lost in repairs is a matter of concern to farmers everywhere. With the increase in automation this problem is assum- ing grave proportions and it is in‘ lel‘ tint: to nnte. that in Ontario '\ special effort is being made to cope with it. A machinery ’ ' tion committee has come up with find- ings and the province's cgricultura minister. lion. \\'.A. Stewart. has named en advisory board make tip of various aegments—the makers. '. repairmen and farm organizatiol .—tn recommend action to the. cabinet.

Major suggestions of the com— mittee are: One—year guarantees against breakage; a central parts de- pot for each company with service available at. all times: parts for ten years after introduction of each model: standardization of parts. There is also a suggestion that greater research he conducted be- fore new machines are released.

Ways of improvinlzt the .'tuation can he supplied by any farmer: but. as the. London Free. Press points out. means of working out a coda for the trade may be. much more dif- ficult There will have to be. max- imum eo-ope ..tinn in an industry that is intensely competitive if this new deal is to work.

Yet with public opinion hehind it. the scheme is worth trying. Our London contemporary is right in saying.r that. the city-dweller as well as the. farmer has a stake in this movement. Every cent spent in time and farm equipment is finally transferred into cost of the food the urbanite eats. Every citizen should be interested if the adv‘ ry board can make the program click: it may save him a percentage point or two on the. rost-nf-living index.

And. of course, it. would affect production cr-sts In other provinces. since, is good deal of the machinery us'vi by farmers across Canada Is made in Ontario. If the Ontario gov- ernment should succeed in getting the cooperation required from manu- facturers. there Is no doiiht that a stendiard could he. set. throughout the country.

EDITORIAL NOTES Plastic bags. refrigerators, trac- tors and other products of twentieth century industrial development have taken their toll of young lives. Now a power~operated window in a motor car caught the neck of a two-year- old child and killed him in Pennsyl- vania. The more dangers w- place within reach of youngsters. th I

more careful we must: become.

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The world‘s fastest train—so fast that it has to be braked by In elec» tronic brain—ls being developed by the national railway corporation 0! Japan. The. new “Dream Super Ex- press" has already set. I world speed record of 124 miles per hour in trial runs. and may possibly be able to do 162 mph. in time for the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 1964.

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(‘ulxean Castle. former U". President Eisenhower's Scottish res- idence. has had I disaster. More than 30 of the iron bolls stocked beside the costle's 18th century uti- non have disappeared. A search for the culprit is under way. for un- doubtedly this was the work of bomb Ivil hand. A foreign mot. W- hIps‘! The pout-I have I mm pronto ideI. They believe the bulb—weigh- ing 60 pounds each—worn stolen by s scrap dwelt.

WE’RE ON THE SAME TEAM, REMEMBER?

OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson

Canadians Gypped ByCus’roms Regulations

The PS. tutu-in is treated bv his zovrrnmenl more generous. iv in one runan than u Cana- dlbn tourist in a whole year.

No matter wire her Father has "sightseeing". ns ‘ “ or “sports” Ill mind as are ob. ]eeitve ol b holiday in u [or- eigu country. it Is “shops” that Mother uiil be drawn to first and forest-ton in this field her dear feminine mind always re. aarrls the grass as being greener an the outer side oi the fence. So all sorts at things. Irom an» mitt: to gadgets. which we have got along without my well (or many Canadian years. suddenly becomr essential to us dul'lm A few days OfltSldl’ Canada.

But titan li'le returning lamin has in lace the Customs unizials at the vanadian border. NICKEL PURCHASES oNLv

We an allowed to bring some ni our holiday Wrcham buck inin Canada witlinut nay/int: Cs. nad.an impart dutv on them—up to the trivial total at 525 every "N" months but the dollar. hippv u s. tourist rim take back . was in the value of slam every 3i day! without paying dulv. ‘

Thus tur example it resident of Detroit. uss.. could wot-cl mm in the stores in Windsor. mum. in one year: bind take

dcr cities Very happy. Hut It makes those in US. border (IL 125 even more mad.

There is an Interesting thought behind that strange us. exempL iun total at $136.61. Some tout“- isls may bargain over the price they pay. or pairum'zc discount stores or \s'ardhause sales. while when keep to the normal re. tall outlet: and My ldvrrtlsed renal! more. so to make for lbirness all mind. the US. traveller is permitted to ta

home tree 0! u d uty bur ciiuuu Worth sun It the whole. we level. M - rule ol thumb. the u.. guvi-rnmcnt has n- sesw the mail marinup at lwo_lhil‘ds. and lime mimiqu lotalllut: up to slot 57 am there» «mu admitted without Inna-ring d

Lily.

In mean. the excrrlotim permitted the Canadian gm!- emu-lent LI valued It the retail

l'rlce. SAVE DUTY AND TROUBLE A new us. Ngullzion mined at the imminent of the rehn-ulng finalist .1” permits him normally to make an oral declaration only. i! his vurchares are within ear. eruption linut. Canadians on the other hand an minim to write out . detailed Ind complicated declaration in b-tpiicate. it Is poetic hlsuce out when

lIPr purchases back home with. out new: us. duty on uinm. But a \vindrurite \is'itlng Detlvit muiu nnlv bi-inu back $75 worth M uni-cums tree. of Cmadil‘n dutv tn the same period

This it course maiw the iv. tuti merchants in Canadian bor.

PUBLIC FORUM

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POLITICAL PROMISE! Slr V

iron I! passed. tliu trawling iiu died awa Ind Mr. Purlnn Ind his colleagues are In unice. what have they given us‘.’ Have ll" thirty days of mu been Irillt- till? We still be: that unit nmy oi unemployed milling around like lrighlencd animals in barn yum mm: It innit hole in the (once. We still have with us the aged pensioners who sit sil- eully licking their wounds and secretly vowing vengeance on Mr. rut-run.

Where was "Oui- Watson" It this time" w" in: voice rotted mainst that on per cent ulnry increase that went through in. new as it not ttrange that Mr. Dietcilbakor win one to oppm tnii gigantic grub? During in election umpiign Mr rest-sun alluded tu hlm u 1 union colossal blunderer who wui leading the country in wreck mi ruin Mr. Dielcnbakcr al- ways championed the case ut the common man renrdim 0! per-

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souls 0! man". It that be true Ill! will he the leullnfln of SIP Willrld letrier Ind Slr .iului Maodonald wttosr polltlul Itm us to build up the vm Dmnin- ion 0! Carnal rellrt'llesl u] per- xnnll gains) when [hey IQ! the nmuut leaders whom I mm! to be to nm nil their bac- lieu Ind aIln the nut eleclit‘m’ Would they not mwfully spread their wing: return In the "nuiuu at at z i think

I0.

Now "III we relllm how II have been "ml dawn the rlv- Ir" by our mum. wbn luv- been elected a: the mouth at their promlm. wuuia it but bl

: I credit to the Gnud old rmy.

«in. air. etc. ANOTHER DISGUSTED ON'I Itnllmenlds

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two tourists frm’n Prince Albert. Saskatchewan. return nun. their .inui-ney m Emmi and Medi.

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terranean countries next. muutb. they the Dieleabakerl will be unbiased In Iem'icttml m ed by r Dielenbaker when

not $25 but $1“) every lour months: and this be m

cumtfluled for 11 marlin Io uver ol nudism I! file tourist had been

W from North America Ior It. hut )4

But this exemption Wu Elm. ed to its mt fiWlmI

the thus Alvin Hamilton had told the in. film by TV that our

was in Wessede laud

health.

Every remitting Dldflnbalflel' .usuuriiy mourn Item this ttiuw n loin-ins it.- been Imad by the Pearson government. rum comm-in. especially 115$”va hauled sonnet til-lb unilateral discrimisnflau. Even tho tamed

arid oi! for- eign ditching: by much In! than Illll inmates. became many tourists paid the mud Dietenhdloer that law

Thrill Of The Model T

Mutual

One hundred years ban Henry Ford was born. And It In strange i now u: think thIt this man. born ‘ in the nine year .. nu battle ui celtvrbui-u. did bit much .i any other man in history to ush- er in Ihe modern age.

He did it with l'lll Model 1-.

It came upon an market hrs! in tour. And it rumbled on the mat-kl! unlli 1827.

It W! to repair Ind caning only - few hundred dollars.

it w produced iluniiy by Ihe million; tui- more lhIII l5 mil- lion were bold in “II 19 years ui its production.

'By the time the Model 1' came to an end. the horse ma bum m seemed already incredibly remote. and the motor Ige hId

i Our Yesterdays

(From IIII GIIIrdIII Fllell

TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO All!!!“ ll. llul

WOLFVLLLE. N.s.. Aug. ls— GrIduIte- Ill Acadia University continue to “five In WoifvlllI Iodl r the CenlelllllIl Anni- verl ry Ellebrltlnnl. A m o n ( IhoII haunted. when rec mam. UrlIll were Ilnvelled. were le women who In In VIIIked lure- Ioot to Walwllle from North Wextlii Lunenburl County to lend uni-mice in the establllh- ment of I lemllllry from which :he Ill'llvul'llti now. tell yurl Iter

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Comp AMI. III AMI 4.000 m a! had be levlflld III the null-

timillion dulJIr mm

DIIII PMIIIM. Cthfl'l lllellted young Viollllllt. h I I been Ierded l Ichallnlllp by ItII III!!! School of Flat Ark. Blllfl. Album I'm II

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Drug Developed To Excrete Lead

I! Dr. Theodore I. VII Dellnl Penlcllllmln. ll Lb. lItII! trauma! for lead poisoning.

but one condition Ind mlde‘nul- ly lound to help another (“rem dipttvi.

Pealcflllmluel welcome In- ner to the whim Inocth with lud pal-onion plrtlcutbn ly In in uu .- a preventive tui- time who cannot avoid expo-- in: to the metal.

The medic-Lion tumult-te- the fldnzyl to Alter but more lead from the blood Ilrell'n than ll dune bonnIiiy. In lhil my. die luluuncs ls eliminated trout the body gr-du-liy without CIIII- llll Idvem symptoms.

Pol-oblba result- (mm the ln- mum at ind-cunninle ml- tnl'llll such I paint or W. car that In lead plpel. It i- Ihwrbed Ilm (ruin the tuna ‘iy int-nil" fumes n-um ioiderinl. burnlns our-be bItterles. or other chemical mum. The vast maturity olcllel Ire among children n - result at eutlns flakes of paint from old build. trig: or chewing on toys rcpblnl»

with . lead paint.

Poi-oiling leads to abdominal pIIn ilcld colic ur in i ii lei—'- cramps). neurltlb. anemia, and Ilgns ut brain trrtmiun tconvui. lions. mmaoleiice. dent-turn or cumul. The metal accumulates In the body and em buck Ind (oi-tit bclween the blood Ind bun. es. Amt. symptoms usually de- velnp w: lend is in the blood. Calcium. one at the older reme» dlel. brings reliel ul diminturi because it drive; the meal buck Into the bones. Penicillamlna thlell help becbuu they la» crease the excretion bi lead from the body whllI it is In the blood strum.

The belt treattiieiit in lo Ivold lurtber expuxure Ind reduce the concentration at tent in the blood. This method wui tubular lo Ill others. Fenlclllamlne. which also I: - cbelutlng Igellt. m-y prove even better. But the drug may be toxic when used over I prolonged period.

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J. s. writes: in monaaucleosll tn u b year-old inure dangerous Inl'lln in older yuuugsten.‘

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Nu. lit lhll .ge the condition rumbles n told with lore throat and lwelllug or tho neck glands. The usual Mood tests tor munuiiucieuuis inuy nut be done In out the diagnosll II mitt-ed. but the child develops immunity to the Infection, which uplalnl why an innitv young men Ind woman in high neme Ind college escape. even though thelr roommates c u m u down with the disease.

REMISSIUNS IN libs. u.c.s. write- . the pro;- ml of muitlni. lclerolls ever been urmiedt REPLY Not bi my bubwiedue exclpl tor the period: bi intuit-mu. remlsllonl chIrIclerlstlc of thin disease. During these lutervnll. symptoms my Iu Ilde iur months or yrl d undeserved credll ls tlven to the Ian nadir- iue tth wu used. surroii-rive GARMENT w. M. writer Why in mg. ul nl' orthopedic uumti wurur nzebv

FM hIcluche. Ibdo'mlull her all. pour posture, Ind Iltel‘ n Ibdonilnbt mutton. Occulon- Illy they Ire recommended (DI thin ludlvlduull who Ire bother- ed by "(Illllll organs" and (or Itout. men with InglnI pectorll. TODAY‘S WEALTH HINT——

Alr coudIlInnlng relle'vel lhI

come In my Illll to IprQId. People loved their Model 1.. It was nuthlnl in dim any. to iiiui a man spending IIII wbuie suluniuy afternoon lying on his back under his car, lovingly uli. ing and [re-bins it. Ind tighten- iue the bolts. And the mun-t Ind iiii pu- l under: had .n excellent v i. w i when they went for - drive. tui- . uiu Model 'r wu ralsed Irflm . the road. It look two Item to [at in— one to the running bolrd. miller flota- m: findh tb- mt. wen union Ind

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The Model T m - little dull- unit In um It but to be crank- ed in trout. and the driver ha in lean back to tall but Io get the

Ralny W Ithe'l' Illa prelenled dllllculflel There were no wlnd- lhleld wipe". If Mum. Ind the little rubber curl-Ins w l d! celluloid windows) Ind to be buttoned th) pllce. The] hIlp-

Id. but were [Ir WIMP-

“KM. It III Ioulldl unduly quaint rdl. But th I

by modern - ndI

old Model 1' provde Its mit-

lions at driver: Ind riders with

halal Ia mot! with no lion-

pullan Iheld Ind uu IIIIIILII' in behind.

It iv.- LlilI uni-nub of buta- matic mulllon. with the been- an whirlinl by on Ilther nice. . d the wind almost biuwiu your but an. um m In u

[enable exhlllrltlltn. rum will um be nay-

thlnl like It In. until III I21 [0 It'll“ u‘ll llnt Linn to III moan.

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