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¥ , I 4 - - . ar - ‘ a a or ae over: 1. senry 1 mayor “rs. ASTON! DUPE, nosencam,) wampre or tating: rahih daistinn; Cncdadaahaous sack. ek 1959 Heary Towashend, 3. Henry| Progeny New - Hampshire; 3. Mrs. James Robertson, East | Irene Kassner Souris. 7 on 14, 18 ? 1s Townshend Cees Sat Rested Rock} Baltic, 3. Mrs. James Robertscn,| Sample of oan crocheted: 1. .

Mrs. John W., Robertson, wa 08 Baltic; 2. Audrey Robertson; 3

hens: 1. Harold Bulpitt, 2.

old belgie 3. Clayton Buipitt. Home-made scop, not less than

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News Highlights Of Week

ae . 3 Progeny of dam: 1. Henry| Progeny of Light Sussex cock 2 tbs.: 1. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker, El-| Mudgie H “i a and New Hampshire hens: 1. : E : ughe okt Kile Shorthora heifer: 1. Preston| Clayton Bulpitt, 2. Harold Bul-| Sua, 2, Mrs. 1. 4-thiskivam. Sou-| | Sample of lace, mitted: 1. Mee. 4 — Bryenion and Son, 2 Edwin Pet-| pitt, 3. Harold. ‘Bulpitt. ge By + Aes Die ae ; se ~- ers, a Bay. Best pair of Wass Denis Judges: Teresa Mac teen's ee colored orn heifer panne 1, | MacDonald, Bay; ve ge ie Gillis 4 ag ot , Kings- | ; Be hat ar We| Meth "Rote ao, yrorrams, |e esr | e ree re Best pair of ducks: ‘Pe » Preston} | for table or export: | Needlepoint, chair set or foot By DAVID ROWNTREE Tunisia were to bezin etek to 11 have attended the four- e iaathere heifer 2. years: 1.| Bryenton and Son 1. David MacDonald, Rollo Bay,| stool or other article: 1. Mrs. oust Press Staff Writer | this weekend of charges by the | room school. Two of the books : 2. Billie MacDonald, Rollo Bay, 3.| Claude Richards; 2. Mrs. Alan K.| Summary of the week: Pre-.| Southeast Asian country that it | have been condemned by the

mier Duplessis died. British

voters will elect a new parlia-

ment next month. The United

Nations decided to send a fact-

finding mission to Laos.

NEW CHIEF FOR QUEBEC Schefferville is a small min-

is the victim of Communist ag- gression from North Viet Nam.

The. move is less than the }- Laotian government asked for. It wanted a UN emergency force to help combat Commu- nist rebels in the guerilla fight-,

Edwin Peters, Rollo Bay, 2. John| Judge: George MacNeill. 3. DOMESTIC

. "Dark fruit cake, without icing: 1. Mrs. D. L. MacConmack, Sou- ris, 2. Mrs, T. J, Kickham, Sou- ris West, 3, Mrs. Alex Robertson,

East Baltic

provincial fire. marshal’s de partment.

Nova Scotia Premier Robert L. Stanfield has agreed to meet with the citizens to discuss the . _ conditions. $

Moncton Mayor M. M.

Foch MacDonald, Rollo Bay * 6 carrots for stock: 1. Mrs, Jackie Aitken, Fortune; 2. Myrt- le McGregor, East Baltic; 3. Clifford Campbell, Little Harbour o = long ‘carrots for table

MacLean seers Men's or lady’s sweater: 1. Mrs. @harles S. MacDonald, Sou- ris River; 2. Mrs, Charles S. MacDonaid, Souris River Child's eweater: 1. Mrs. Arthur

I. MacDonald, Bear River, Preston Bryenton and Son.

Shorthorn heifer 3 years an d over: 1. Edwin Peters, 2. Edwin Peters, 3. Preston Bryenton and MacAulay, Souris;

- Get of Sire: 1. ors, 4 Dixon, East Baltic; 2. Mrs. Pius] ing town ’ 2 Preston Bryeenton and Son./1. Mrs. D. L. MacConmack, Sou- | sire" Sookie” Ankon Fon "++ camapelt--Tattte Barbours-B-Miree!—de-inen ones denchopencct- tee _| Sus issued a strongly worded pro-. geny of dam: 1. WN! pis, 2. Mrs. M. J. McQuaid, Sou-|' § parsnips for table-.use: 1.| Bruce Stewart, Souris desolate part of northeastern | tinued: to report small-scale | juvenile reformatory this w |

gs Peters, 2. Preston Bryenton and ris, 3: Mrs. Major Reid, Rollo! cla ; 5 . : is yton Bulpitt. . Roseneath; ‘2. “I, pair woolen ‘socks, home made} Quebec that was once known | fighting in its northern prov- Fteden: Fulton Sanderson ! | B@¥ Mrs. Jackie Aitken, Fortune; 3./ Island yarn: 1. Mrs. William) as the Land of Cain. inces. Officials believe the Dae sorted tas’ toe? ‘odustrial SHEEP : Pound cake, plain witout ic-| Myrtle McGregor, East Baltie..|‘Baker, Elmira; 2. Mrs. Pius The big development scheme | munists may Preparing to | home in Saint John as ‘‘unfit” CHEVIOT OR LEISTER ing: 1. Mrs, M. J. McQuaid, Sou-| 6 beets for table use: 1. Harold ald }Campbell ; 3. Mrs. William Bak-| was one of many that Maurice | begin a big attack on the town | and “‘a breeding place for | Cheviot or leister ram lamb| TiS: 2- Mrs. D. L. MacCormack, | Bulpitt, Roseneath; 2. Donna Mae4 er Duplessis promoted in his last | of Samneua. crime.” pea born in 1650: 1. Russell Buell, Souris, 3. Mrs, Charles Campbell, | Aulay, Souris; 3. Mps. Jackie Ait- gos pair fancy socks: 1. Kay 15 years as Le Chef of the prov- | INDIA, CHINA AND TIBET | Newfoundland’s polio count ; bs : : uel, | Rollo Bay. ken, Fortune : ct ince’s Union Nationale govern- An appeal for 0 Chi = Abney, 2. Russell Buell,’ Abney, oor be 8 themed Ching, Souris; 2. Mrs. Russell peal for an end to China continued to increase steadily 3. Joseph Maclsaac, St. Peters Sponge “eake, aeeeet 1 Gensou oe, Bu Ohing; 3. Ellen Stead I is outt and India’s dispute over border | over the week. Cheviot ram born “in 1958: 1,| MTS. Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath,| Bit Rose: hile oF mh 1,| 1 pair woolen mitts, Island _Dupless bef, gph a stroke | violations came from an unex- Education officials announced Ci Hubert Henn 2, Russel| 2 Mrs. Walter Dixon, East Bal} oO it, iz h; 2,| Yara: 1. Mrs. Charles 8. MaeDoo-| Visit “tg” schetferville. He sre. | Beciet Source this week—the | Wednesday that provincial Se ae tic, 3. Mrs. Harvey Poole, Bare . (sence i2'| ald; 2. Mrs. Arthur Dixon; 3, Mre.| Visit t. Schefferville. He re | Soviet Union. schools would not open until ma @ coma for 3'2 days Sept. 30. They were previously

Sou- Buell, 3. Alden McLaren Mrs. Alex Robertson, East Baltic, Alex R ; The Russians, acting the role

ra i ris tt . i auary Ist, 1958: 1. Herbert. Hen: |, Cnocolate gpke, iced: 1. Mr s Boar ord Campbell title Har-| T pair fancy mitts: 1. Mre. Rus-| body wes buried at TroveRive deme of Adis to cnt tact on | con a tment ne : nessey, 2. Russell Buell, 3. Alden | Rav Coffin, Souris, 2. Mrs. Frank |""§ green tomatoes: 1. Harold) sell Ching; 2. Mrs. Arthur Dixon;! eres where he was born 69 | ferences “in the spirit of friewd. (eee MacLaren. Cheverie, Souris, 3. Mrs. Ed) puipitt, Roseneath; 2. Rowena|3. Mrs. Arthur Dixon; years ago. ship.” The Sovief appeal was B . pa Cheviot ewe lamb: 1. Alden| Townshend, er Garrett,....East’ Baltic; 3. Mrs.| 1 pair woolen gloves His death marks a turning | made because »'certain cir-| EAT UP MONKS McLaren, 2. Russel Buell, 3.| . Light cake, . Mrs. D. L.| Jackie ‘Aitken, Fortune yarn 1. Mrs. Russel Ching; 6, Mrs nes point for Quebec. For almost a | cles” in the West were tryinz |) eee teres (AP) —-An Joseph Maclsaac MacCormeck, » 2. Mrs.| 6 ears corn for table use only:| Wallace Rose; generation Deuplessis domin- | to complicate the situation be.~ ars gang claiming to be acting : Cheviot shearling ewe born in| Alex Robertson, East Baltic, 3.)1. Harold Bulpitt, Roseheath; 2. | macDonald oer Quebec law-making. He | fore Premier Khrushchev goes’... KEM—a secret Greek Cyp- 11958: 1. Reid Underhay, 2, Hub-| Mrs. Walter Dixon, East Baltic | Mrs. Carl §. McVane,’Elmira 1 pair fancy: gloves: 1. Ellen, wielded personal power over | to Washinzton next week riot organization — raided the earggtedh . h ean ee i % loef: 1. Mrs.| 6 stalks fodder corn: 1. Mrs. | ciead most phases of the administra- Both the Chinese and Indian ‘lonely Makhairas Monastery in anne igh usse’ p Bay, 2. Mrs. | Jackie Aitken, Fortune; 2. Mai- k tion and in the minds of many, ov ts-dec! , |Uhe Troodos Mountains and ‘beat Cheviot flock of 1 ram, 1 shear- George Paton, Rollo ‘ : : Quilt patchwor cotton home ; = governments clared they 7 . : Major Reid, Rollo Bay, 3. Mrs.|or Reid, Rollo Bay; 3. Major de: 1. Ed Roberston; 2,| B¢ himself was ibe government. | were ready to negotiate up four monks Friday night. It is a $ oe et ee 1. Hu-/ Qharies Cempbell, Rollo Bay _| Reid, Rollo Bay na Fraser " "| As expected, 52-year-old Paul | Perhaps trying to avoid fur- |known that Makhairas Monks Hennessey, 2. Russell BuZ, Whele wheat or graham bread | 3 cabbage, early: 1. Mrs. Ar- ‘ Sauve was the Union Nation- | “ther words with Peking. the In- (have had— differences for some “apprectite ipods thought 0 FOR 9, SHO 3 thur Dixon, Rollo Bay Rug, all wool homemade yarn: ale’s choice to succeed Duples- 8 f Re % loaf: 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, : 1. Mrs. Jemes Robertson, Kings- dian government told the Dalai |time over allegiances to Arch- } ‘that the pictures reached me pent aoe SHROPSHIRE OR Sicementh, $ Sire, Mailed 3 saeneeys cane: 1, Mrs. Carl a oo sis. Of late, ees had been | Lama that it still regards Tibet_|bishop Mekarios and his oppon- ‘ ey an S. McVane, Elmira ro giving imcreasing!y important | . oa ected ere Oxford Seeochive ow Suffolk | Rollo Bay, 3. Mrs, Alex Robert- 6 cucumbers for table use: 1.| Rug, wool rags: 1. Mrs. James) jobs to Sauve who was youth -petcag a gpea ahah — ent, the Bishop of Kyrenia. -< feeeee ee OP opts Sen ram lamb born -in 1959: 1. Ho-| 0%, East Baltic Mrs. Lyman Baker, Elmira; 2.| Robertson; 2. Mrs. Carl S. Me-| and social welfare minister. Be- | pendent and is ‘ete Sa have s : re Lward—Norten,Annandale—2—Ho.| Rolls %# dozen: 1. Mrs. Major| Marilyn Garrett, East Baltic .{ Vane, Elmira fore being sworn in Friday, | the UN look into Communist ete ae ner ai! ward N6érton, 3. Preston Bryen- | Re, » 2 . rgest pu Zz oh se , , — Inspection fg ore ton and Sons Kassner, Souris, 3. Mrs. Ernest/ weight: 1. Mrs. Lyman Baker,! w. Robertson; 2. Mrs. Elmer Fra-| cabinet little changed from the . AJ ay Oxford or Shropshire ram born | Avery, Elmira Elmira; 2. Wendell Baker, El-, | ser; 3, Mrs. Aubrey Aitken, For- previous administration. LOSES DIRECTOR erteall gil She sor yp Dingle ys Bg ts in 1958: 1. Ernest Underlay, 2.| Tea Biscuits % dozen: 1. Mrs./ mira; 3. Angus, MacCormack,! tune BRITISH ELECTION Allan Jarvis will leave his job | 5Pread_ of bacterial ring rot dis- Me ee #; Howard Norton, 3. Preston Bry- Major. Reid, Rolla Bay, 2. Mrs. | Jr., Souris | Nursery rug! 1. Mrs. Russell Prime Minister Macmillan | as director of the National Gal- |¢@5¢: the department of agricul- | pe > —— e aid Sows : Mrs.| Squash, Hubbard type: 1. Clay- | Garrett. East Baltic; 2. Mrs. may not have planned it, but | lery at the end df the month to ture said Friday. This compara- i * ~ ak es ok sg lige ~ RE bes noes Paton, Rollo Bay fon Bulpitt are : : tively new disease is a major pee ~ a a “San. 13 Fe i “i Loaf,—fruit_or_nut, yeast: 1,| Onions, multiplier or potato,| ”, . oe material: 1.| 2 disadvantage when he flew | of the Society for Art Publica- in ] Pc. Craswe!) | [before “Jan: ies: 1. ows aioe 3A Reid. Rollo Bay, 2.| 5. Satural clumps: 1 Mrs. Vera) | Door _mat—any _ to Scotland to advise the Queen | tions and editor of Canadian |2!! potato producing areas of ice Bax ics = _.._| |Norton, 2. Preston Bryenton. 89 re oes itt, _R aes’ MacDonald, East Baltic: 2. Mrs,| Mrs. James Roberston; i to dissolve Parliament so that | Art Magazine. "| North—Ameriea;—the—department—— : oa ae 5 : Oxford of Shropshire ewe lamb: odie hal Campbell | Veta MacDonatd, East Baltic;3. | Alex Robertson; 3. Mrs. a_general election can be held His “resignation. nine months | #/4— 3 *4 11. Howard Norton, 2. yard | +. 7 rol itt, Roseneath beard ——— Oct. 8 before the end of his five-year BX eos iw Norton, 3. Ernest Underhay. _ Rollo Bay — ick _| Collection table vegetable: 1| Sugge: Irene Mountain * Hugh Gaitskell, the Labor | contract, resulted from * ‘many oe bee age shearlin 1 ra rae bad Ys a Harold Bulpitt, Resencath hl Hemstitching, any article: 1. party loader. 2 nd Lees difficulties of different sorts.” ewe born : 1. Howard Nor- | t+ * : .? @'| 2 summer squash: 1. Harold | Mrs. Vera MacDonald an, the Socialist spokesman The 44-year-old sculptor and | | GRACIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ton, 2. Howard Norton, 3. Ernest | Mrs. Wesley Bruce, Elmira, 3-/Bulpitt, Roseneath Shopping bag, hand made: 1./ on foreign affairs, were in Mos-| painter denied that ny govern- fe -|Underhay . Mrs. Walter Dixon, East Baltic) 39 tubers potatoes ‘Kathadin)| yrs. Major Reid cow on a visit. They returned | ment's reversal of his plan to 0.C. Craswell of the Cras- | Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth | Oxford or shropshire flock of 1| Bran muffins +2 dozen: 1--Mrs.| seed: 1. Pius Campbell,L-i ttle} —Kitchen_apron: 1. Mrs. Vera ‘hastily to London for the cam- |. buy two paintings for $440.00 | well Photo Studio, who success- | II and President Eisenhower, |tam, 1 ehearling ewe ant 2 ewe | Irving Baker, Elmira, 2. Rosella | Harbour | MacDonald, 2. Mrs. Plmer Fras-| paign last year was the reason. | | fully photographed a dozen | has the letter here“ reproduc- | lambs: 1. Howard Norfton, 2. | Mclsaac. pyr aR Mrs. Harry|; 30 “ig —, (Sebago? | er, Elmira; 3. Mrs. Irving Baker, nate acne day cores Some people have put twH and | _ scenes on television during the | ed, as a souvenir from the | Ernest Underhay, 3, Preston Bry-| Dixon, East Baltic — seed: us Campoen, 4460) © | zinira. takes oe rpedoed the annua! .| two together and made it 22." : i 61, : ty conference which . But he added: | dedication ceremonies of the | President of a memorable occ- jenton and Son. Oatmeal cookies % dozen: «1. | Harbour Housedress, eotton: 1. Mrs. spe a 8 / 7 30 tubers .potatoes, any other it B _| was to have been held at “Our purchasing budget in | St. Lawrence Seaway, including | asion, MARKET CLASS Mrs. Charles Campbell, Rollo er ae Kermit Bruce pu ng Pen of 4 market lambs: 1. Hu-| Bay, 2. Mrs. James Robertson, sorely nee or noon Afternoon dress, any material: penny oe be ee 1986 was $1,115,000. This year | ' i bie as? : bert Hennesssey, 2. Alden Mc-|Kingsboro, 3. Mrs. James Robert: | oh"0 7 a¥* 20 tS 1. Mrs. Russell Ching, 2. ved te aidend thet. er oe. a bi Souris opens Prize Laren, 3. Preston Bryenton and|§ Oa eae sa dozen: 1. Mrs. | 30 tubers potatoes tablestock: 1, a Bruce, 3. Mrs. Irving Bak) “wisemillanis offering British | bly.” Son - ; ‘ k. Souris, 2. | Claude Dixon, Rollo Bay oC tton dress, child’s: 1. Mrs.| Yoters a choice of participants | IN BRIEF Single market lamb: 1. Howard | Angus ‘poy | FLORICULTURE ee roars s. Kermit; i “important ‘international ne- For the first time since tak- | List And. n ings Norton, 2. Preston Bryenton and | Mrs.. Alex Robertson, East Bal-| Cojjection dahlias 12 blooms: 1. | timer Fraser; 2. Mrs. gotiations’’ that lie ahead— | ing office in 1953, Congress up Son, 3. Charles Taylor, Dundas ow Irs. Tommy Flynn,*Souris | mrs. Louis Johnston, Montague; Wash cuit, bov's: 1. Mrs. El-| Meaning a summit conference. | set a veto by President Eisen- | b y HORSES es' 2. Mrs. Wallace Rose, East Bal- ee te ree The Conservatives consider this | hower. At issue was a-billion- | ‘The following are the top plac-)1. N. W. MacLeod and Sons, 2.| Garriage filly or gelding, und-| Scotch cakes 1g dozen: 1. Mrs.| tic _ mer Fraser ; as one of their leading advan- | dollar public works bill which | ings at the Eastern Kings Exiib- ner Reid Fe ‘ er 4 years: 1, Mrs. Sam Kea-|D. L. MacCormack, Souris, 2.| Bouquet for small dining aoe —. meee “| tages. They say that Macmil- the president thought unneces- | -ftion at Souris: + a re . nicer aiena 7. nedy, Souris Mrs. W. B. Leard, Souris, 3.| room table: 1. G. A. Leard, Sou-| ™©" § ahi 2 er " wimer| lan's visit to Moscow last win- | sary. By tradition, public works | ioe CATTLE - dry: 1. , ae ’ 41 Carriage filly or gelding, und-| Mrs. Jackie Aitken, Fortune ris; 2. Mrs. Roy White, Souris Russell mg, 4 eee. ter started the present round | projects are spread so that | by . HOLSTEINS e. yg! je prem and Sons, 3. Ed-| er 3 years: 1. Kenneth Chaisson,| Ginger snaps %2 dozen: 1. Mrs.|\ Potted plant: African violet,| Fraser Mrs. Vera Mac.| o% East-West discussions. nearly every congressman's Ryn tat ahaa rte ig | Holstein bull calf born on and eleade eaate and: reserve: | BOat River Alex Robertson, East Baltic, 2.; any color: 1. Reg. White, Souris; erred ae ‘auiauien S| Public opinion polls and a@ | constituency benefits. Res ‘@fter July Ist of previous year: 1. ‘| Clydesdale, Percheron or Bel- East Baltic 2. Mrs. C. Roy White, Souris | . prosperous economy are also -The Ontario Hvdro Electric H pinion Qharles S. MacDonald, Souris wey ees Stead st ' gian stallion, under 3 years reg.: 3. Mrs. D. "MacCormack, Sou-| Potted plant, geranium, any Mocbonad 3. Mrs. Alphonsus J.) cited by Conservatives confj- | Power Gite sanounced | a. er, 2. Preston Bryenton and gee eg a Gave ids. 1. Preston Bryenton and Son, | color: 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, | @acVona dent of a rare three-in-a-row | that Canada’s first “large nu- | = Edwin Reid and Son, 3. Robert| Rollo Bay mL Jelly roll: 1. Mrs, Angus Mac- | Roseneath; 2. Allan Bruce, El ito He Cotieney victory at the polls. clear power station will be _ Holstein bull yearling: 1. Char-|4 white . ? Draft mare with her foal, re-| qijnack. Souris, 2. Mrs. Major | fa: 3. Mrs. it: McQuaid, | TRADE GAP WIDER built on the shores of Lake « Views-4 Yes S. MacDonald, Fred and Progeny of Dam: 2 animals| istered: 1. Prestqn Bryenton and| poig Rollo Bay. 3. Mrs. Harold Souris In foreign trade for the first | Huron near Kincardine. The ; : Frank Coffin. any age progeny of 1. dam: 1,|80% Rollo Bay, 2. Preston Bry-| Ro: err Cellection of pansies, 15 blow, Se Oo CAs Finish | seven months of the year, Can. | project, “eo st in sateen | ROYAL FUTURA Holstein heifer eons (Junior): 1.| Fst atiiet ‘Siena » Edwin Reid ©2¢0n and son. Bulpitt, Roseneath cia} acide potted: Roger Bruce’ Elm‘ra; ada bought far more overseas vaits federal approval. Charles S. MacDonald, 2: Fred! and Son, 3. Gavin Reid Draft foal of 1959 eligible for| Apple pie 1: 1. Mrs. Aubrey 9 Mrs ‘cron Bruce, Elmira; _ than she sold. Two offices and a car were PORTABLE and Frank Coffin, 3, Fred and| Ayrshire cow 4 years and over| fesistration: 1. Preston Bryen-) Aitken, Fortune, © Rosella Mac | 3, Rosella Maclsaac, Souris ‘2 Day Meeting The difference was more than | wrecked by bomb blasts in Lit- Newest and finest portable ‘Frank Coffin fe in eee 1. Est 3 nt Stead, 2,|'00: 2. Preston Bryenton Isaac, Souris, 3. Mrs. TOMMY) Collection of nasturtiums, twice the size of the trade de- | tle Rock but in Delaware state, ; se): 1 |\Bdwin Reid and ‘a 3. Est:| Draft mare 3 years or over,|Fiynn, Souris West Dlooms: 1. Mrs. A. K. a : | ficit in the first seven months | Miami and a Virginia county, in the worid! gy tere el z seule Stead and Son, 3. Est.| cistered: 1, Frank Morrison,| Raisin pie 1: 1. Mrs. Angus|Souris; 2- Genevieve Mooney,| LYONS, France (AP) —Some of 1958 — nearly $460,000,000 | desegregation of American @ Has ALL the 7 se neake a Fred! Junior group of three femal-| A#¥ion Cross, 2. Preston Bryen-| MacCormack, Souris, 2. M die oo. Mrs. Alex Robertson, oe scholars from 18 countries eee agg oy ogame schools went ahead quietly and (et ace eae: | o . : or ton - : - le Stewart, Elmira, 3. s.| Bast Baltic Thursday completed a two - da : smooth] end Frank Coffin a Donte. ee eo 2, Gerry) “Draft mare with, her foal: 1. tied Bruce, Elmira ! Collection of snapdragon, 4 CO | oting se <, iieies: Vas sane John Frain of Albany; N.Y., THE pq WEEK - ard office typewriter. : ~~ “Holstein : : n- Bs a ’ : a ey : : ler): 1, Feed and Frank Coffin,| Senior group of three females: | No) Hows. Danses is pass ggg ag en —. Oe teen tic \'°™) is not a dead language despite # wasted to Sv0id the, chance of | Nova Scotia school children | @ Has yearsahead styling and 2, Charles 8. MacDonald, 3. Garth 1. Est Brent Stead, 2. Edwin Reid} pag filly or gelding, under 3 i o seen ua Fomeand Gee Galledies of stacks © esters. Pe oe i i jaah on the busy highways. So he | trudged back to their classes construction. Taylor = Son, 3. N. W, MacLeod and yesrs: 1. Mary erre, Souris,| i,’ 3. Mrs. Irene Kassner, Sou-|% SPrays each: 1. Mrs. Harold 4, Satiet of the meeting. The) Stayed at home but what hap- ee, er i > ge ae @ Liberal trade-in aftowance Holstein feifer yearling (Sen- Be —7y Silver Tr 2. Eugene McAulay, Souris West,|..’ °° Bulpitt, Roseneath second International Congress for | pened? The floor collapsed in , Ceplion. on “A ar I = and low payment terms make, rles S. MacDonald, 2. e ommerce Suver Tray |/3. Kenneth. Chaisson, Bear. Riv-|"S... . ; Collection of phlox, annual, 12) Secon’ (mens | his second-floor apartment, He | Breton comménity of Inver- for): 1. Charles 008 r . r mixed pickles, not na : Living Latin wag called to study y +. Sieasd te let easy to own. “Preston Bryenton and Sons, 3 ond oe cow of the show: | or Pint Paes Barron ‘py y.| rays: 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt,| cuits of a four - way approach! {ell to the first floor and suf- | fess ho tere ee és alle it so easy | \ » * | Est. of Brent Stead. oo a stard (sweet): 1. . D. ‘| results - wal eir r Fred and Frank Coffin. HERSEY AND GUERNSEY Draft mare or gelding over Ve Cormack, Souris, 2. Mrs. Roseneaih; 2. Mrs. D: L. Mac-| aimed at keeping the language of| “rou 4 QrOKe? IPE come | desks because of the condition |* _ Holstein heifer 2 years dry: 1-|° Jersey or Guernsey bull calf — pty re Bac d ham Wesley Bruce, Elmira, 3.° Mre. Callection of phiox, perennial, Cicero from following him into ig Organization in Buffalo, | of the town's only school. | ake @ note to come ft and sem: Preston Bryenton a vee = btwn_on and after July ist, of|y¢eDonald, Souris R.R. Angus MacCormack, Souris 12 ‘sprays: 1. Mrs. Harold Bul-|! Tak eaabensh. derided cock ul N.Y., were entertaining visiting) A Parents’ committee de) _— ne oe eras: ‘Fred and Frank Coffin, Charl previous year: 1. Ernest. Under-| Draft mare or gelding under Pint jar mustard pickles home| pitt, Roseneath; 2. George A. the aie aoe sete ta tk Went English sailors. What could be | ScTibed the building .as a fire | 8. MacDonald .,,. |ay, Bay Fortune, 2. Cyrus Mar- | 4 i? -| made: 1. Mrs. Irving Baker, El-| Leard, Souris; 8. Rosella Mac- & more English, they thought, | tfap. One committee anember Holstein heifer 2 years in milk: | tin, New Perth a 2. Charles Taylor ‘Dun ed mira, 2. Mrs. Arthur Dixon, Rol-| Isaac, Souris a Latin ee as | than to serve tea? Along with | Said: “We know we're breaking ° - NIC a , ndas ee g aes ew bee ; ; ‘A. Charles §. MacDonald, 2. Fred} Jersey or Guernsey bull 2|\Fred and Fran’ Coffin, Rollo|lo Bay, 3. Mrs--Wm: B. Baker,| Collection of roses, 10 sprays ee eoeeoay to te (eect | coffee, milk, pizza and televi- eee gies 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 9523 and Frank = ears old in| Y°et? and over:“1. Cyrus Martin, | Bay Elmira a ee ace A. Leard.| introducing new words to keep up) one Sees - ronda - an * Pupils from Grade One Holstein cow 3 years 2, Cyrus Martin Pair draft horses mares or gel-| Pint ae chow chow, home|Souris; 2. Mrs. Irene Kassner,| with modern selence. _tea bags. sailors liked ev- | ‘Tap. : : qmilk: 1. Charles \S. MacDonald,| “Jersey. or Guernsey heifer |ding, owned by exhibitor, hitch-|made: 1. Mrs. T. J. Kickham, ph 3. Mrs. . L. MacCor-| Jean Capelle, director - general osveone else but didn’t touch B.-Fred and Frank Coffin calf: 1. Algn Underhay, Fortune |ed (0 truck wagon: 1. Harold Tay-|Sounrs West, 2. Mrs. Aubrey Ait-| mack of the French National Institute! “C ‘e4 ; _ Holstein cow 4 years and ovel/2 Fulton Underhay, 3. Cyrus/|lor, 2. Frank Morrison, 3. Pres-| FE 3. Mrs, Guy Cof- Collection sweet" peas, 4 dis-| oe Anplied Sci id: New York's butt scavengers | ae ee: . : y ’ » 9 en, Fortune, rs, Guy ae of Appli Sciences, said: : ; ; @ry: 1. Fred and Frank Coffin,2. | yartin ton Bryenton tinct colors, 5 each: 1. Mrs. J.) «tn our day, something that) 2°° having an easier time of it. e eo ) e 270 ald ‘ 2 : fin J. McQuaid, Souris; 2. Mrs. | The city has been installing big ‘ i — @haries 8S. MacDon Jersey or Guernsey hetfer| Roadster. mare or gelding.; 1 pint mince meat: 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. R th: 3 | isn't useful has a great chance’ siuminym ashtrays on busy - ; Holstein cow 4 years and over | yearling: 1. Ernest Underhay, 2.| Shown in carriage: 1. Neil Ross!ay J. MeQuaid, Souris, 2. Mes.| x.” Roy White, Souris | disappearing from sur school\Sireeis. and at. subway. cn-| et eee Coti, 3. Cyrus Martin, 3. Ernest Under-| Judge: "SWINE Pel H. G. Matthew, Souris, 3. Mrs. Collection Zinnias mo biooms -#tudy, Programs, and those whe trenpes But cnucheies coe | ery" ald, 2. Fred and Frank hay. nT would-like to preserve Latin for ‘ : TS O $290 M ll Charlee S. MacDonald Jareey or Guernsey heifer 2| BREEDING CLASS | Ne coke tole: a tay Irving Harold Bulplit. Sosensish aa the pleasure of 9 Small eaclunve Srrais wibeee besopina sore wn a ecrlon - Get of sire —Three pron OF years dry or in milk: 1. Ernest ayia oe boar 1959| paxer, Elmira, 2. Mrs. Arthur) Mrs. H. G. Matthew, Souris fae a the quick liquid-| the butts are cleaner, too. “I age get of one sire: 1. Charles | Undertiay, 2. Cyrus Martin, 3. Er-| Ver naar: -r 1. Chester White-| nixon, Rollo Bay, 3. Mrs. Guy| Collection of Gladiolus, ten spik-| * Pronéciy tatiht te pelliciesile hardly ever have to buy a pack y 3 ‘6. MacDonald, 2. Fred and Frank! neg Underhay. away, Murray River; 2.° N. W. | Colin es, not less than 5 colors: 1. Mrs. cated cheer it (Latin) adds, °! Cigarets any more,” one Nest-Lgg Coffin Jersey or Guernsey cow 3 Maes. ee Bridgetown. | Strawberries, canned, 1 pint] Russell Mills, Annandale; 2. Mrs.|1q <cientific formation an aid in| -resular scavenger said, Progeny of Dam: 1. Charles 5. | years and over, dry: 1. Emmett re orkshire boar far-| jor. 4, Mrs. Angus MacCormack,|Harvey Paule, Souris; 3. Mrs.| exercising judgment, a certain) 72 VISIT DAOS he A Towed ore Jan. 1, 1959: 1. | Seonete. 9. Mrs. Irving Baker, Fl-| Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath spirit of finesse, an aptitude of| Overriding Soviet objections. |

‘MacDonald, 2. Charles S..MacDon- ‘aid, 3. Fred and Frank Coffin

Junior group of ‘three females: | Jersey or Guernsey 8 years | Bay: 2. Josepli Maclsaac, St. Pe-| cuiris Jack Chandler opens a direct access to a great 1. Charles S. MacDonald, 2. Fred)in milk: 1. Emest Underhay, 2. |'€"S- _ canned, 1 pint jar:| NEEDLE AND HANDICRAFT [hicritaze of literary, historic and ®*0UP to Laos. Representatives today own a total of $290 millicn of life insurance issued y Raspberries » Afghan knit or crocheted: 1.|o 0. yi of Italy, Argentina, Japan and by the Company. The Sun Life has been active in these

end Frank Coffin Senior group of three females:

. Charles S. MacDonald, 2. Fred i ilk: -1. Ernest Under- Whiteaway, 2: Chester. White-, Tommy Flynn, Sou- tod ‘Frank Coffin ot “ting . jor acme 3. Arthur | away. 3. N. W. MacLeod and Sons 1 Bay, 3. Mev. _ Doilies crocheted set of 5: 1. Halifax. The growth of the Company here has kept pace Judge, Cecil Stewart. ; | Mooney Grade Yorkshire sow over. 8)" Cuerries canned..1 pint jar: 1.|Mrs. John W. Robertson, ‘East PRESENTS AWARDS SAVE MONEY ‘with the entire economic progress of the region, and it is AYRSHIRES : | Get of Sine: 1. Ernest Under- ae 1. a 7 = shag baat Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath, go a sueinblia enbroil-| PARIS (AM wresdset do kas ten ben Jone. Sie <r a in, Rollo Bay: 2. Edwin Peters ses —whi oid- ARIS (AP) — Pres ; i ; ? . New-

2. Mrs, Angus McCormack, Sou- An Investors Syndicate. foundland, va Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

‘Ayrshire bull calf born, after July ist., of previous year: 1. Ro-

bert A. White, Rollo Bay. Underhay, 2. Ernest Underhay, _ Ayrshire bull 2 years old and) 3 Gyrus ‘Martin, 4. Ernest Un-|, GRADE Yorkshire sow with lit-] 9, 1 pint. jar: 1. Mre. D. L.|SrY and hemstitching: 1. Mrs./bitter opponents of peace negolia-| enough in the future. A larger stake in the Sun Life than is represented in their over: 1.Est. Brent Stead, Bay derhay ter, not Izss than 6 pigs: 1. Gor- ‘i -&k Souris, 2. Mrs. Vera MacDonald; 2. Mrs. Leh|tions with the Algerian national- é at life insurance alone. T Company has $42 million in- Fortune, 2. Robert Acorn, Dun- Sine pisias ak tres teenalec: don Robertson, East Baltic ene dane ai /: shie Dingwell, Souris; 3. Mrs. Stirling] ist rebels. Just a few days before | plan can be tailored to suit! vested in the Atlantic Provinces, not including any pro- das 1. Ernest Underhay, 2*Cyrus Mar-|_ Junior herd, 1 boar and 2 sews: sicr Bek , Rollo Bay Dingweil, Souris yg announcing his expected liberal your objective whether it’s. portion of investments in federe! government bonds or in “Champion Ayrshire bull and re- tis "3 Ereed Underhay 1. Chester Whiteway, 2. N. W. Major R cand 1 pint ‘Jar: Cushion-punch work oriZinal de-| solution aimed at ending the five-| a securities of corporations whose major operations are mere: i. Est. Brent Stead, 2. Ro Senior group of three femal-| MacLeod and fone. Tomatoes. : ‘McCormack, Sou-| 80: 1. Helen Maclsaac, Sou-|year nationalist rebellion, the owning a new home, ed- outside the four provinces. The local investments are in bert White v Junior’: Yes: 1. Cyrus Martin, 2. Ernest | MARKET 1. Mrs re, L. McCormack, | Tif president handed former premier; ucating your children,’ mortgages, provincial and municipal bonds, and in the maretire oe fon aoe Bay. Underhay 3. Ernest Underhay. Pen of 3 hee hogs: 1. Preston ris, 2, Mrs Sofa cushicn knit or crocheted: | Georges Bidault'the Cross, of the buying a business or <1 securities of corporatidns in the Atlantic Provinces. Sun Edwin Reid a , : Jud Regi nald Clark Bryenton Souris alade, eanned 1 41. Mrs. Jrene Kassner, Souris; | Liberation, one of the highest dis-| ~_ y & : mes pro- | Life investment here thus provides direct aid to home-. ' AER. Orange marm 2. Audrey Robertson, Red Po'mt; | tinctions of France, for his work viding for your_retirement. owners; helps develop pub'ic works projects such as thé

2, N. W. MacLeod and Sons,

own, erry Doyle, Sum-| HEREFORDS — SHORTHORNS : iy r aid, : ; ne tg o Hereford ‘bull calf born on and|ters, 2. Preston Bryenten, 3. gl pio ae reer 3, Mrs. Vera MacDonald as chairman cf the National Re- building of hospitals, sch : “Ayrshire heifer calf (Senior): 1.| after July 1st., previous year:| Preston Bryenton pi niga wen 4. irs Arthur Soft cushion embroidered: 1. | sistance Council, which opposed| See your Investors man:— capital funds for industrial expansion, Brent Stead, 2. Est. Brent|/1. Leith Townshend, Souris, 2.| Judge: Alliscn Stewart Dixon. Rollo Bay . \ ee ee ee 2. Mrs.|the erase ee their wartime G.F.C Sun Life dollars therefore aré””two-way dollars—pro- Slesd, 3. Gavin Reld, Victoria Robert Jackson, Fortune, 3. Hen- i POU oe aia: Chicken, canned 1 pint far: 1. cetcmatiiiinaciieaiiees ee ocempenes © 2 tae - F. Sameron tecting the financial security of “individual families in Cross 7 wera g eee. 2 a ad's hi ig v9 Rae. "Rollo Bay. Mrs, Tommy Flynn, Souris West, | District Mgr., Summerside | times of need and benefiting the community as a whole erefor u yearling: 1. aniel McRa ie Mrs. T.. Kicknam, Souris West, through—investment,

Ayrshire heifer -yearling (Jun- for): 1. Est. Brent Stead, 2. Ger-

MacDonald, 2. Cyrus Martin, 3. Ernest Undeihay

Cyrus Martin, 3. Oyrus Martin Jersey or Guernsey 4 year's and

hay, 2. Cyrus Martin

Progeny of Dam: 1. Ernest

Leith Townshend and Sons, 2.

Fred and Frank Coffin,

Registered Yorkshire sow born 1959 over 4 months: 1.

Rollo Bay; 3. Daniel McRae, Rol- lo Bay

e Single bacon hog: 1. Edwin Pe-

Barred Plymouth Rock pullet:

Role | mira, 3. Mrs. D, L. MacCormack,

Chester

4, Mrs. Angus McCormack, Sou- Major Reid, Rollo

ris Peaches canned, medium sy-

3. Mrs. Harry. Dixon, East Baltic

ery:

* Judges: Don Smith, Bill Sterns,

Mrs. Vera: MacDonald, East Bal- tice; 2. Miss Ellen Stead, Souris

1, Mrs. Vera MacDonald Pillow cases—colored embroid-

understanding . . . :Moreover, it

scientific documents.” Capelle, and most of the other delegates, spoke in Latin.

Gaulle Saturday presented a high award to one of the most

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J. C. Montgomery

The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada is proud of its achievements in the Aflantic Provinces where families

provinces since 1871,

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and provides

ty Doyle, 3. N. W. MacLeod) Gordon Robertson, East Baltic. |1, 2, + ae Rag et oy Geet conned, 1 out Sati 1 I and Sons Hereford bull 2 years and over:| New Hamps en: . : Charlottetown '

Ayrshire heifer yearling (Sen-|1. Henry Townshend ' Daniel McRae Mrs. Ervin Rebertson? East Bal- SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY Ss U A L | F 5 A S S$ U n A N C E for): 1. Gavin Reid, 2. Est. Brent} Hereford heifer born on and af-| ‘Leghorn yreenPogs | 1 st hed tic, 2. Mrs. Ejmer "Dixon! one — ay J. Fulton Pierce Stead, 3. Est. Brent Stead. | ter July Ist., previous year: 1.| ton Bryentag and Son arlene! mira, 3. Mrs. Harry > C AIR TIO E wl “mie

Ayrshire heifer 2 years dr up 1.| Henry Townshend. 2. Leith Town-| Taylor, 3. Pteston Bryenton and! Baltic pee MASTERMIX 16% D ¥ RA N Charlotietows i ; COMPANY OF CANADA Est. Brent Stead, 2. Preston Cof-) stiend, 3. Henry Townshend ie. Pork canned 1 pint Jar: 1. Mrs. | 5 BAG EOTS $3 15 fin, Morell . Hereford heifer, yearling: 1.| Any other variety hon: 1 Clay-| parry Dixon, East Ba'tic, 2. Mrs. CASH PRICE — CWT. ..... hesbbndaensnb ids ame t nvestors ‘ton © Aiteaite Previnses Resneddie: Council

Ayrshire heifer 2 years in milk: | Henry Townshend, 2. Henry/ton Bulpitt, Roseneath; 2. Harold Elmira - '

Est Steitt,” Roseneath: 3. Maricae| Samer, reaset. Sims ; synd eate 1 Poeun s. a a ces ili 4 ieee: 1:ow a ye oseneatn, %. Marien Conned peas, 1 pint jar: 1. Mrs Authorized ‘ DILLON & SPILLETT LTD. do Chics BAC Asa etS Branch offices and ntie Provinces throughout the } ; antig Provinces

Ayrshire cow 3 years o!d dry: 1. ald MacAulay, Souris, 2. Henry] Any other variety cock: 1,| Aubrey Aitken, Fortune, 2. Mrs. Chick Hatche aed CFR Menoes as partes » a Gavin Reid, 2, N.W. MacLecd/ Townshend, 3. Henry Townshend,| Garth “Taylor, Dundas; 2. Garth Harry Dixon, East Baltic, 3. Mrs, ry In Charlottetown: H. BENNETT CARR, District Supervisor. |. and Sons. 4. Anne Rose, East Baltic Taylor, Dungas_ «..- Angus MeCormack, Souris Beetles 70 Queen Charlottetown Dial 3626 ———— { “Ayrshire cow 3 years in milk:| Hereford heifer 3 years and asian Kock breeding pens Canned beans 1 pint jar: 1.)} - = if oe

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