‘lsiEa value ur-» lishermen Gross History, Gov}

k, lC(l\\'al'.'l lsland fishc-r—',vest mss . gpericiiced the highestjnot gthe ﬁll]; history. Whether or their history in the 12-l 5 ermens net returns l‘i0d ending March 3i,,,‘“e commensurate with this ,,d 'E. M. Gorman. Deputy. 1 Vance has given us some l

Missing Girl Returns Home

FREl)ERlC'l‘0\' (GP; _. bara

Bar- Morris. 15, missing since

Highest 1 Told

DRAGGER AVERAGES Averages vary considerably for ,b_oats as well. A separation of the bors

i ve boats above-average fromttmm home_ They pet-shaded hes

Friday and was returned to her‘ Fredericton home. ‘

Her mother, Mrs. George H. Morris, said the girl spent most 0-f the time at Caribou, Me, ta- king care of an elderly woman

.\'1ai‘ch 13, appeared in \Vo0d-stockl».

who is ill. The girl told r.eigh- '. there she had run away 7

Sat, April 5, 1958The Guardian Page 5

pp First War Veteran Dies In Kings Co. Memorial Hospital

, The death of D. A. Matheson. view. and one brother, Hugh, of Hcatherdale, occurred Thursday Hamilton, Ont... and Heatherdale.

at the King's County Memorial The funeral will take place to-

Hospital in his 70th year. He had day at 2 p.m. from Valleyfield

been ill about a week. Mr. Mathe- United Church. Burial will be in

son, was the son of the late Mr. the church cemetery.

and Mrs. Neil Matheson, Hea-

,. . I . _ , - ‘ therdale and served with the

B2 of l‘lSll€I‘l€S states in his 0 concern. selllllls the seven boats below-average ‘ to report to the RCMP at wood- American Army in the 1914-18 SOVIETS SEIZE SHIPS

vhsd P0l‘l labled lh U9 LGSPSUGGESTS “LOT S pshowsv the following results to stock , , World War. Following the war OSLO lR":‘lllel5l ” The N01“

no 3%‘ "“’-“l‘ ll,-‘V.’ ll“? ll0l101"-l It ~ H . , TUDY lhelr return: l————-——~~ - ‘ he returned to 1-teatherdah, and wegian foreign office announced gald Maclxlnnon. l5 19 Olllnlon of your ﬁsher_ Average Average Cost

ll‘ 1 text of Mr. Gormaifs les Staff lllal an att

N0. Volume Cost

took up the blacksmith trade Tuesday that the sealing vessels

V . now be mad“ e_mpt should Price Price from which he retired a few Loekholmen and Polarfangst were _ llous, . _ tailed inform o compile some de_ Ab Boats in lbs. per lb. Received Margin years ago. ‘ seized last Saturday by Soviet 5 Igor thisoupfriod _1hab\ie economics Ofation cgnoeming the Avg: avehlagje . . . . . . . .. o 1,062,359 2.640 2.96c 0.52c~ ‘ ..*u c He is survived by_h«is wife, the authorities. The vessels are re- heam a J prevl . avaita e Operations. our s ore fishing B 1 86. a oats . . . . .. 12 815,621 2.62c 2.99c 0.37c _ former Doris Martin of Grand- ported to be in Port Vladimir.

, n singling out returns gained from With the lessons eow average . . . . . . . .. 7 638,760 2.82c 3.02c 0.20c :

- i‘ vlrieties. we note that the applicahion

fr; ahling has far suI'paS_ finkililar studies to the off.9h0I?£ The °0St-price margin of the higher producers is seen to be

gd 1.i.gures'fgr other years sllfgggt. Ze are 8 position to mrléih stronger than that of the low production boats. ,2 is perio over 9.6 mil- Th. ' Speolic pilot study roughout the season. with .’"%"_“.“' ' "“ ‘z

I ts were landed’ Surp _ is could take in a limit : landings and pr; - d- t d included bacterial spoilage of _ i

mm.‘l!:Xt'h.igheSt year (192175) 32111 131- representative liotgdsnigilpd boats would haveclal; 315311;: tlﬁél fed: fish, toceangraphﬁfi dilesels engine; ‘v;-/{vi-.31.» ‘ l AD?

-.mlll10l1. The mackerel ' We thlllk. bring forth l0Wll'l8 8V8!-‘ages or a combination llllllll ellalllle’ e allgmg °

.swz' the highest t’ b some worthwhile co 1 _ 0fthen1’in,ordert b k ; gear, navigation, insurance and bomdg ye y resgect to ﬂhis activiglye ll'IS‘i?eIlSiI:1l'E break_even_av E2829: ilglzgh a compltelte revtlew of the ectono- ‘ lh.'l05l S1gni.fi‘cant increase. ll-or allce ‘ll Sllell & study at this ll’°llll‘l'5) 309353? BI‘€al<-€V9Il- mlcs 0 e pas years Opera loll" The United States weather of- will have temperatures above the predictions. Prince Edwardli A ed l5l4.ll‘lP0llll Of Vallle. was llme could hardly be overem- average catch (Value) 524-2511 fice says in its 30-day forec-astl Island is in the “near normal"

phasized. The drag fish .

9.7 mimo folio undzryﬁ lat-.Ii1(‘.l1fdf0Vel' landed value of $292 9451’ 0-lll-ha ﬁrs‘ Sailing was April 19th; ..‘,,§

_' E i‘ the lobster landing. tlilllllllln, and value of this

'rep esented an increase caret pr ..vious year of over ounds. and an in-

break-even-average price (cents Per pound) 2,973. ‘

During this period considerable effort was devoted to the de- Velopment and promotion of ad-

P..E.|. Jeweller Dies In Ont.

for April that most of Canada

SPORT OF KINGS’

AtlJRE NEAR

normal for this time of year. Shaded areas on the map indicate

NORMAL HERE

area.

fenbaker 0, Satellites 4 1-2 Eas— [ tern Hicks 1 1-2. Sputniks 3 Sat.-é

l l

99: to 19.95

Reels, Lines, Lures, Baskets, Waders,

and tamed Value of the1l)ast landing of the season was lllailfces in techniques applied to The residents of .Annanda1:, o o ill-lililoess 03' (ggdgglﬁﬁi 2 Tgilflgﬁl, Leaders and Bait Boxes , This item contin. on ecember 21st. 15 mg and processing. An 8- Morell and vicinities, were shock~ b k R bl N I 0! 1 our most valuable fish- The l°ll°Wln*S give a brief .°°"‘°’ llemllg trap was again Set ed to hear of the sudden death y l ell ' lllll ell ll‘ ' 5 ll his period acc0un,_ summary of the average dragger in the Cape Egmont area, and of George Banks of Hammom . . . Pros 1. . loll, bout 71 per-cent of tihe operation. These are the result hater moved to the Solms areal Olll" M°l“lay’ Mallcll 3rd’ l“ I ed alue of our fishery. of SlallSl‘l°al _5lll‘llleS joinltvly con- but we calm“ 5,33’ ,"‘fe, ll?lV9 Ytfl his 43rd year. The lcllel fmm the ab0V€. ducted by lllls Depalllmenl and llfen successful m lmtlatmg thls Mr Banks was born in An n- - W 9 perienced its high the Economic Branch of the Fed_ E o:dI'l'..f0PI‘()51]OeCL‘§ are, however, d‘a1e.P E I He was the Sofslaof with the hockey season over, -happen. lea‘ eral Department of Fiisil'ieries. ve t. tr is evelopment. In- Mryand Mrs James Banks For and it being too. early for base- where Wm this playoff occur? 889 ‘ll 1: dl‘3Sg€I‘s, 1956 season: fegsléllllons tlvexiset llllllle 85 l°‘lll° the last number of years .' oc hall. the SD0l‘l Plclllle 15 3 llllle Who will oversee the playoff and - ' s ........... .. .‘Y ° 0 alnmg all 990- . . ‘ “ ' slack with regard to so-called f l 9 Who will draw u . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 815,260 trostatic dryer and smoker for . cupled a Jewellery store at Sou- ma. en orce rues. p _ . . . . . . ...........~.................. - i . J01‘ sports. Sports, referred to th hed1'_7 Th _ d the n 1 endm re . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ herring. Due to problems forseen ris and ch.ah1ottetown_ Last'SeP' as minor sports, such as bowling ~ otllellc quelétions meiift ll): ans- -—I--—- ll "lllll shale ----------------- 9595 pld remliwal Oli Si imlcll lelimberh heb llmvell l°1lll§llll°{l,; OCCUPY the limelight wered Possible the best solu- Our paying price to pro- --no - - o . .. y In S ' , ‘ ' . ' - . i .

) sha ' to boat . . . . . . . .. . 5,698 it wa u'c a S lnl lmel ll ere e e-came amp 0y W1 Morell and St. Peters are pre- tlonis for either: Chairmen of the du c e rs for ungraded

lets ,-watt on per boat s. not considered wise to en People Credit Jewellers. . . . s . H ,

ad! bows net earning ........... 2,593 ter this proposition. Besides his sormwing widow sently indulged in their playogfs. .hree leagiaes meet and arrive 51 - E eggs dehvered Cha_r]ott& n r °d.iin Per d y at sea ---- ......:.:::l:lI:IllIIIIlII “iii (ii L(i)Alii§)lllllil‘l ]l;;§1)PeIll‘:ilrzri(lellIill:Ni[lliitiated “lee Cm‘ S*"“‘l°“S°n Of Mmll: \&llV£.l1e1kstall::fo:l‘te1il\:lilSiliie?‘s ailsc gllllei’ilile:oN- 1 l°“’“ “day ls“

ds. ill crtzw hare per mm 1,992 (2) was the freezing of market 1ob- P‘E'l') .5lllV‘ll'°ll5 are °"". d3llgll' decided. In Souris. the winners of tention meet and lay ‘down a set l

. Hill relirlb her 0\\ nor ............................ 7,044 (3) ster. This was undertaken in an l lel Ellllly wllll also lesldes lll llolll llle Ml’-“'5 and womellls L93’ °l rules‘ The mllmelll w°llld pm‘ lsrade A Large l . . ' ° 35c l . -Pleclalllvn pet‘ owner .............. ..,....... 2,222 (3) effort to assist the restaurant and l llamllloll and 8 bllolller Thomas °ues have been decided and the bably be the‘ best suggestion. l - - I ﬁll“ Pel.°wllel' - - - - ~ - - - - - - » l ~- ...... 4822 (3) tourist trade in providing a de °l Anllandale’ Olle blolher We‘ ll/[ixed League gotten underway With St Peters as the central lGllade A Medlllm ‘ " ' 32C q u I S

1. ‘ ’ .‘-d -edh' t'l . _ ,' ' - I 0 DINGS Eiiltlﬁllﬁell£§§l¥.h2l.il§’l§l§Ee§il“:,$,‘;l eiiiili-emllilis “wili fffhl§reilf§a cpnsiderabie interest. especiai- 3;g;,gfs3*;;e;*;§;;, ,l;>§;;*;<;;;Sim;;'; Grade A Small 24c ' . . . . . _ ‘ from Hamilton by traln so P_E_1_ ly in Morell and St. Peters has . P lngs of fishery products for the year were as follows: llifiifiilrlilgorivilgihllhﬁxliailtllxileengofpggg- for burial, the funeral was held bee“. e.’l.llle5Se“l °°ll°e,mlllg llle mg pla-eel - - d M ‘Grade B ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' 246 Pounds Landed tion ofmembers of the restaur-llmm the ll0me Oil his D31‘9lllS On posslblllly of ll Klllg S Cllllllly Bowlmg ls not lust to 8 u- 5' I Value ant trade. ‘Saturday. March 8th, and was R°ll°lf' 1“ the last few years’ Tlllollgllolll llle cllullllly‘ Hlgll iGllade C ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ° ' ’ 16c - 9,090,100 $ 235,345.00 Toward the fuimler develop largely ahendsd_ considerable talk hast ken place Schools have-organized leagues. 1 indsor ear . 216,000 4,322“) ment of the offshore ﬁshery The service was conducted by concerning this, but hat’; all The first one to be operated in Cracks . .. .. .... .. . 6c 1,978,300 70,303.00 meetings were held with officials: the Rev. D.A. Shalipe of souris, that happened» l8ll<- With one l‘l‘1"g,I§hC°“}:‘l(3i’ ‘5 l°°“l°‘l “‘ Mg’; 5,151,000 78,073. f ' - - , winner already decided, and the 9 - 83’ 3 8 Very Success“ - ' 2,900 40.3% 253122,‘;”‘:,2“‘,;‘§:,,‘;“‘},Y“3,:,“’:;:1l :f,filStI(:(slVl)yR1_l(;?_v'1{I51a 1:/,I,:(c,D;)1,I,l§l1I:; other two nearly there, the talk season with eight teamsentered. For tql-“Cl: payiiéent aléd , E E 12300 l22-00 "el0Pmel1l1 05 3 Slightly l3I‘S0l‘ words of comfort to the bereav— Should reach llle 5‘ll'l°llS 5l3ge- °l' The lop lllllll leallls lll lllls league l promp -re urn 0 emp y SHIR 3 38,700 387.00 dragger capable of carrying on, ed During the Service 3 5010 was ad in past years, nothing will are “Sputniks. Nighthawks. Tor- 1 cases, ship your eggs to F T and SHORTS 3,000 360.00 ‘ deeper water fishing operations, 5 rellldered by Mr_ Anthony ware , pedoes, and Bullfighters. At pre-lé 3 1é’:_74.9(l)l(t)l 106 430.00 ; rlﬁainly for redfish. The object of -The Old Rugged Crossii. T h e Sydney and wahda I rs:l:if.f tlifeiﬁeitrearennsf £5515 1!! the LANOLIZED fa ggﬂnggg . . " , ' . ~ i s. s 1- . , ° ” 300 ,l 959 .meetmg5 was .l° effect a hymns sung were favourites of Ruby. Beatrice, Laura and Les- ll Yougetbrand-newﬁtforthohfeoﬂth ‘;f.‘ét‘°§.‘°t‘o.it‘i.‘“inS°i%§;‘tef.?5l-.25 Myi . . It We-ls °°‘"""r if mat: LIMITED mas -to-« by 35300 17000 vinces 'ointl y underwritin the Sllepllelllllv and "5“’e"l ll°“l °l| Plllllll’ Ellellll llllll -Cllllll a sllglll sllll In llslmg l e Charlottetown W“"ls°' Wm‘ PEERS "° l""“°l"' 39:00 4 492-00_ t -f J bl 1 E _pssyes~_ lLaura Bevan and family. Abegweits. champions of the generously cut, pre-shrunk, laundry- 3 274.400 42.04460 , Coiﬁvuiineismsllsll E;lne:t§)n:;l- were ab‘. The f10“,er_beare,.S were th 9 l Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dun- S0llI}‘]lSdW0m€l1 S B0Wl1ﬂ8k1l«€3g}:l9» Pr00f'ed~.. . . yourbest buy for fit and . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.115.200 _ 103I031.0o i tended at such places as Ottawa, l lllesslll James Banks, Lawerence: Plll’ . 31° ha 1dE‘;‘"‘“ M339?” ' WL? “’°‘"' 973,000 110,506.00 St. Andiews, N.B., Halifax. Am .5 d Syd yS d H ill” P‘l,l,l°“ Flllllllllr , lV,: °§l hr lllhllrslﬁfes lllllces ' ‘ "" ""‘"“' """' 7' ‘'‘l'‘‘ “' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘ l - ~ . an erson. ne an erson, 0-; - c an no on on 137,200 n.a_ ‘herst. Lunenburgl _N_s_ These! ward Norton, Arthur Howlett and 1 ‘ °:nd3“Le“l:_‘l°l‘fiLi _l‘;3lt9 e)Alldl‘9Y Til °M.Y~ed Le - t d _ ‘ 0 bottom: hemmed 332,400 9,202.00 meetings or conferences discuss- R€"°'ie lVl00lley. I, l5 Vlll 5‘ 0h e ix ague go tin er 1 ' Ouamsla ondn Ion-reinforced 349,100 11,888.00 ed, on a.Dominion-Provincial or Th: following acted as pall- EPOT OF Flfowlllls “lay last Week "1 S°lll'l5 Wllll 3 S l Clog opcnll::s snugygodl with ohmic 41,000 2,062.00 on an inter-Provincial level, such [ Messrs James Banks, Lawrence ‘ Pe0Pl9 Cledll -l9W9ll9F5- full Slate of game§. For those t MON-I-AGUE ‘Mun ,- . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.701.600 2,725,786.00 problems as Steamship Regula-‘Lawrence Dunphy, Keith Mac- CARD OF THANKS that ftifgeta If-arflers Dtgdgerettest THE

. . . . . . . . . . . . 20,400 341.00 tioiis. Subsidy Assistance policies, , Kenzie, Victor LaPierre, Kenneth ‘ _ are t 6 8 ell ing 0 8mPl0llS- I

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2,507,200 203,507.00 2 Grading and Inspection Regula- 1 Robertson and Colin Jackson. Mrs- George Banks‘ Emily an€ll’l‘hey have one change in l>er- “om; t

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 92,800 26,230.00 tions, results of scientific and re- Ihte,-mom was in Annandale friends wish to extend their sin-; sonnel. Ken 0’Hanley has replac- ‘-

>.- . . . . . . . . . .. 9,249,200 112,950.00lsearch investigations, and other‘ United church cemetel-V, and cere thanks to the Min-isters,l ed Henry 1-lartinger. Results of 1 OF 'l"PEEllslll’l'll"l'lll.ll°¢ll.l"°¢' —‘--— ——————., matters. On one of these trips it ‘. .~ traction ' Din - Dingwell Funeral Home, all those‘ last week’s games are as follows: HART A Few PEERS °°l“’9lll°ll°° l0’ 3'0“ “ f , , it as under the d of g k k h Id h _ 51,451,100 $3,835,431.00 ; was posslble t0 {flake 8 fairly db" l. well Bros from so.m~is_ who sent cards of Sympathy and Ramblers No, 1, 4, 1-2 Amazing 3ATTER[Es Slll“ Pg? tgbpac 1 °. 3 t.w"] 5 °’ L 'l’°Y9 ale l’l‘F’Vl.‘lG‘l lm“ Vw“? C “W " tailed 9-Xa¥nlll8l1°ll 0‘ 0116 0f the? The following friends and iieigh- letters, or helped in any Way in Six 1 1-2- Ramblers No- 2. 5 1-2 . L lwfsﬁ ll,_.,m'.;; ‘slslssﬁsltll lllllg es‘ ll°"’ “NlB'lll1al‘,LV Sta£ilSfll;‘S' lof the th, addition to these items‘ 352;{lIv13w léussidaln 1‘}‘(act0l‘ytTrf£iWll/ﬁrs. hours gave ﬂoral tributes; their recent sad bereavement. Old Timers 1-2. Sputnik: 6 Die- . 4‘ YEAR WARRANTY ll 5’ 5 epar men 0 lSl€I'1eS.l_ . l e “ ver ovs ”, on 0 ur- pGl——#~—-—-~— ‘*1’: ‘’l “Sh meal “'35 l’‘°‘l“°°‘llmansk._ _ . ,l‘;,lil;:‘‘;l:d Daughter Q ALWAYS FACTORY » ' ' Asrcm 3;.‘ 0*‘ “‘‘’.”‘‘E“‘.’ lo....?‘éf,hi.$i.‘§t’§§faW§%3.i.‘iJ‘:3§ FRESH "°‘“‘ **°°"* " ‘ lle ll all ll 5° pro llcell My ‘ - ’ - Father and mother (Banks) Tom llmsoniif TEXT"-Es- oils from its meal plant, ' 5.296 ‘ fr.°m P1:/‘Il.lllle. and lwlqueljon’ l’y_~ mie and Gladys ‘'7 l°l"”" L1-D . gallons with a marketed value of Flsllelles lhslons. 0 stu y oui . (Sanderson) sumfsiuol '

_ !$5,461.00. ANCE SALE on fishiligi Id reels. 25 per cent off. | lowest, at $1.30, to the highest, at

(1) This figure ranged from the

t otiglglﬁe Jamiesoxrsl $63.56Ti>}<1er day atdsv-;a. h 1 ,sliore fishery. Subjects covered» netli and Ray Artificial Breeding ?‘.‘~ On _- (2) is range rom t e ow- " ' , , lest, at $4.00, to the highest, at . rinhi) —— 0_rv\ellK$4'089_00_ la i- ‘llllgalloll’ Services loll (3) There being 14 owners for Joseph Mallard, the new _

_pril 6th: Orwell Head? sﬂi ,_- Kilmuir 3 p. in; Valley- .r_ Ph..s0 p. m. Rev. F. Mac-, l P-E. Minister. l

AGUE -— Dundas Bap- lastorate, Services for April 6th: Montague, 11 "'Annandale 3 p. m.; Dun- 230 p. m. Rev. R. G. Hill,

from that given per boat.

10 a.m. Bible School, 11_a. m. the Lord’s Supper; Radio pro- gram “Where The Bible Speakls” over C. F. C. Y. at 3 p.m.: Mur- ray Harbor 6 p.m. Bible School and the Lord’s Supper. Combined evangelistic service at Murray Harbor Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. K. T. Norris, evangelist.

PERSONALS

Mr. Roger Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jackson, Monta-

_—J [S — Bay Fortune Pas- harge The United Church ada. Sunday April 6th, )NL 10 a. m. Sunday School lm. Communion Service;

Fm?-. w. M. s. Thanksoffer-

By Fortune 3 p. m. Com-

the 12 boats, changed the amount *

iFat.her and mother SPRAY

Doris, Neta and Doreen Clarence, Lawrence, Guy, Ken-

development and conditions.

In January the Department’ held a course giving training and advice to those engaged in off-

LEGION DANCE

In Legion Hall, Souris Monday April 7. Members

and Associate Members are invited. Each may

bring a guest.

FREE ADMISSION

TRIGGE

,Extra “Stooge” Comedy —-Momg at ernoon 1-3 .

II III! IOVIES

» l

THE FACTUAL STORY OF N.Y.'s RIJTHLESS

WATERFRONT WARS

iT-ONIGHT AT 7 AND 9

RIBIIARII lull -- . lill SlERl|NE' , ll DAN nuiifi-lull: lliills

I-.‘___?

' l.AulTii'rE . h ON|0+h AVE.

Eastern Kings

April 1.

be in by 10 a.m. Phone Souris 100

inseminator commences on

ii ' All calls for service should

“Brita

,, s,,.,,,c,_,. ‘R6,, o_ A_ we who is 8 Men, at the 1-heatrg EXTRA! CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMS! llllnlsleﬁ ilnlied Baptist Training Scllpol, . UNITED Church of Can- l\l011Cl.0ll, N. is pgesetnlly Vlslt’ VS. 7 illev. W. l. MacDonald "lg llls pawns or as er. l corigucll Services in Peardon. Wh01\/[ls 8 l 8 0 T ¥ -5 “:‘<*.-. f..s.. 1; i»lt...f:tt;i: altar 33.0.5,hs,r;l:;a.t.:..*.*;:,°r:.W F“ 3 COMING MON. AND TUE. I have dozens {The study group will meet parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanford‘ Sat. 8 and 10 the_ afternoon Service Peardmi, over the holiday week-l 40 _5 p F .end- i Adm -0 lW: DARE YOU - - -

PIIESBYTERIAN Church l student llada. Easter services Sun- _DI"i1 6th.: Cardigan, Divine ll 11 a.m.; Lorne Valley, 0011 service 230 p.m.: Mon-

James Johnston.- Moulit Allison Uni ing the Easter home in Mon parents, DY-

! ter season a

at versity is spend- 3 holiday at his l

. l Walter Brenn

‘Good Bye My Lady”

an, Phil Harris. Brandon De Wilde and hls Wonder Dog.

1 . . ‘To see this hilarious hit in your _PaJamas! Yes Siree! Every couple attending the Evening Show on Monday l(Dressed in Pyjamas,) will be admitted FREE . . .

NOTHING ELSE IS AS MUCH FUN A5

of tours for you to

Windsor. Nova Scotla

a

evening service 7.30 p.m. _ , , ~ ‘

‘:1 School 10 a.m. Visitors Johnston. . _ Ienderest touching SL013’. 0l 3 lad 5 l°‘e_l°r hls lltlgi tllolglelil .

Es welcome. Rev. D. A. Louis D_ gohhstoh, engineerlngl. emotion. It's heartbreaking when boﬁ 1S lrelojues do? See a I

‘bell, Minister. 3 student at University (if Sew render the filjog he found and loves. W at vsou you 0. ,4.

_ 3 swick, is slJel1<ll“3,‘ 9 35', Slllllrlse 9“ ll*‘?'_,__,__,..._. .. .. -—- ~ —— ,—,~— says your NRCH OF CHRIST. The “lll this home in Monta— COMING MOM _ TUE “REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE _

5 Day April 6th. Montague « - l where he 15 n.Blble School for all ages. , Son Ian and _. the Lord s Supper and‘ L A and MrS_J01mstoh_ ~llg service; Murray River____-___'______._.

Con-|bin8

I3/4 c. once-sifted % ¢_ milk

pastry flour

is. or '|‘/a 6- °“C°“'"

'~ all-purpose flour _ 2‘/2 tsps. M¢|9l¢ Buklllg

visiting his wife his parents. DI’-

‘/2 l5P- ‘mllllld [

with James Dean.

This 0RANGEand COCONUT CAKE is so easy to make!

Add dry ingredients to creamed alternately with milk,

IN WARNERCOLOR non WARNER BROS.

Doris

tl2§\.Y

BROADWAY’S TERRIFIC BOY-LOVES-PAJAMA-GIRL ,- A SENSATION IS ON THE SCREEN!

\”7 “W ’ ‘D "” World leader in jet travel

B OAC Tour Oﬂicef

Comprehensive, high-spot tours_1 leisurely tours. Independent tours-.. conducted tours. Economy tours». luxury tours.

All planned by tour experts to give you

‘M more travel for your money——oi'i all- 13 W cu‘ ﬁrlolﬁgedi all-expense, all-fun BOAC 9 . " _ . : \\ R“ . . _ _ H blend in 5 You get lighter, more t -59“ €’t“a'1'l[’l¢d Tclylc C0!'lI10lSseu_r Toni-—vlsit P re l Gmdw Yranulated 5090" . d°ll°l°l" b°l‘°d 9°°°l’ JHERNANDOS w A Mhhll F g an ’ ermanyl Austrla’ Italy’ "lpll l “ 9 - ' well = when you Use MAG": lllll“ HERE llllcl lllllce‘ 23 d3)": 5337" round-trl ‘ll/2 lSP5- 9"‘l°d °l°ll9° Add. PU" "' °,’ll"°' bealmll Baking Powder '1 from Montreal. P rind after 2°C“ °°l‘llll°ll l . MlAGlC ' . .5 ton ens! Dependable ' and - - —————————— .__.____ ‘/1 c. cut-up shredded ‘2.wj2'°:‘:mng. rind and V s a/[the re5;_i/// For pl wla: selection of tours ask your travel Fmumh ovssssss mm“ CMPOMHON -.--n coconut Sm irhmsl . ‘st. ; agmi fort e new 1958 editlon of EQAC Tours | l§1¢Pl;TFi.IntemationalAvlnlion Bldg., 30 Sm mgether twice coco - Chen“. BUY K ;"w~_'~;_’Tﬁéi sunnwc or mail the coupon. I on red . P.Q. I

Please send me tour literatu Britain and Europe. ‘ re ‘ml HOAC Tour: II I prefer lj indopmdcm

U Fl)’~Now-Pay-Later Plan, D "ed

Countries I’m interested in

B-OM

Powder mR‘ﬁ‘~,;g - t . . Name C r. Jolllilhitt Carol Haney Eidieioya. _,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,_£w l°;l:bsps. ‘h°|_,en;,,g ' l‘l()Nl)‘/‘Y M A’l‘1NEE 2:30 EVENING 7 & 9 ‘homo. ....5.,...,,,p,,,_ LG" ---------...-. ._.____,r«:~—~‘

.& ____________,.._...__