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aS Gamble. : no . | years ago, that was bred and | “Sh © : Mr. Humphries explained that | | widow, is using plastic pails; Each day, when weather per- to north25, Low-high at Sydney - |the drug running ring was bro- shown by Daniel Jewell, East | 14 h : : | 10 ae Pe ee. ken up early in 1961, ‘They Messenger has im -him blood | att | and pans in the production of | mits, new cakes of ice are ‘now | 10 and 40. Wiltshire was sired‘ by the San- | home-made ice that will be sup- | being added to the Outlook for Sunday: Cloudy ™ |skipped bail and disappeared {rom the Gainford Hall farm in | up- | being added to the rows of ice) ‘ unday: Clow , : ° | bef the United Kingdom that sold | ford bull, — | plied to local residents and ‘our-| that are being placed in the With rain. . in Baniff, Alberta ‘Definite gains have been | meetings of the FAO and | cece the Seen ies remotes ists next summer. cold storage room. Mrs. Smal- astern N.B, Counties: Rain jconviction of 11 co-defendants. to anpual meeting of the |-made in farm policies, both do- | OECD. An underworld tip received At her home each evening she | man points out that production ending in the afternoon; a few @anadian Federation of Agri- mestic and international," he | COMMON MA | by ‘the RCMP in Toronto led ‘to WEEK. AT SDU. fills the containers with dtink-j of ice cakeg has no value or | snowflurries by evening; milder culture Dr, H. H. Hannam, CFA | said, ‘‘and the benefits of thes} After reviewing in some de- | their arrest according to XCMP | ing water and sets them outside | revenue at the present time, but | south winds 30, shifting in the " president, covered a wide range | will show more distinctly as the | tail the developments to date in S ” e ; ° & where the overnight temperatur- | she is counting on its eventual | afternoon to north 30, diminish- Superintendent F. B. oods- | , 4 i of topics. “The Federation of | programs develop.” _- the negotiations on a Common Jot . He said the RCMP had Saints To Meet Tommies ® |es turn the water into crystal] | salé at 25 cents per cake, which ing by evening to north 15, Low- Agriculture faces new problems| He mentioned specifically the | Market in Europe, and in parti een told the pair were in Nas- fe .| clear cakes of ice which. she | will. represent a present pro- -high at Moncton 10 and 35. end a new kind of world very prospects of ° the | cular Britain's negotiations re sau inthe Bahamas. then removes and places in. a | duction value of five dollars per . : _ different from that which we|ARDA (Agricultural Rehabilit-| garding membership, Mr. Han- In Fallout She ter De te large room in the O’Leary cold | day when the {ce is sold. High tide today at_Charlotte- faced in years gone by,” stated | ation Devolopment Act),/ nam said, “What are the im Poe = wr. aoe | : storage building next door,| In her, primary effort to be ‘own at 2.29 a.m. and 3.01 p.m. _ Hannam, in his presidential ad-| the Independent Agri-| plications for Canadian agricul- | rived oan Pee. BY FRANK CORCORA! th hac et tite. tor 0 teal ' where it is maintained in frozen | self:supporting since the death At Rustico at 10.42 a.m. ‘and Gregs to the 26th oe ae cultural Research Council, and ture? It is next to impassible police who examined Lu- . RAN the center ir ion form until needed. | of her husband, Mrs. Smallman | 9.44 p.m. Summerside tide eigh- the unanimous al of a . SDU Correspondent _ gala time tonight. The occasion == sierilioade i ay } tate : t taut f tha ¢ the 7 = Banitf . to say definitely how the growth cjano’s pockets said he was Saints ware knech~Lis-the rty and it is Mrs. Smaliman tried thd idea | has been principally employed | teen minutes later than Char = ree pome So ae “Once of the Common Market will ie" carrying # dTIver's licence, eq out of ISHL competition for expected that the hall. will be 0m an experimental basis last | in Sewing and dressmaking’ at | lottetown. Sun rises today. at 7.14 "ges that face ae agr-| (it) holds out real hope for jure or help Canadian farmers. ‘about $100 in Italian money, a! the rest of the season, by a 42 packed, even with the numbers Winter and found the demand | her home. . ond sete af 543 pad: tale Ne -eulture, and to ——. uy ” eal ee pe seth Ragan gold pill box and a gold me- | jogs to the Royals and a°two that have left since the Christ- | Sreater than anticipated with ° ris 2 ond sees at 99 High and recommendations ATIONAL ha C © dallion, He also wore a gold. point loss to the League execu- mas E. Bomb. I was talking to the result that the ice supply} WEATHER ae Oe ee one = courses of action The CFA expressed vee gh Commonwealth wrist watch and a ring. ‘tive. Both defeats were ack- the Freshman, (Freshette) queen | 4S sold out in early summer, . | anc 3.33 p.m. High tide at Rus > ' the opinion that Canada should preference. It is said that not ————_—_________--— nowledged by the boys from ‘the other day and one of the | amd.she missed an unusual op- * | tico 11.13 a.m. and 10.18 p.m. _ , A HOME not overlook the possibility of | omy fre we likely (0 lose. these | ION OF = SDU. and they did their best topics under the limelight was | portunity to sell two tons of ice TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-| ae — Fe : Im looking over the social and | using international commodity preferences but we'll re FORMAT against Sandy Frizzel's_ce2m. parties. Prett riel St. | to one customer. tures: : ferme, ne ees agreements to a greater extent Ti at bed ee how |. (Continued from page 1) | As Mr. Callaghan observed, if a John said she intends to attend | 7 ae “ ee ane for ao > ah Max . than “we have used them to isels, weather ships, tugs and team from SDU enters in fut- and that more college students | However. 1s jf n t there are both “shadows | date,” and he commended Fed- successfully Britain negotiates even ax “dumb barees” : ; i in extracurri- | Which are used for cooling ice Dawson ...., eee. 54D 2b ’ | rges" which ‘ure years, points of contention should participate in extracu end highlights” involved. The eral Agriculture Minister Alvin os ee . ‘haven't any engines. regarding points of games -will cular class sponsored - projects. . Vancouver secon s 97 47 shadows include drought in West- Hamilton for coming out in should not forget that » We But the Coast ‘Guard fleet be clarified well in advance. We think that this will be one lex. spirit as well as a class spi- Victoria seoese 43 47 oa in’ 1961, the deve- | favour of such agreements irs the mics eS ae won't include the transport de-| In intercollegiate ice circles, event that is supported by ALL rit. 100 percent attendance is Edmonton ....... 14b - 10b crisis in the dairy indust- ¢ ae te —_ partment’s pilotage ships, canal the big Red and White team has thc Freshmen. expected, in the true callege Calgary .......... 7 4b Ge ond the insecurity of the OBITUARY _ eee PFOSPerOUs vossels, scows, dredges or laun-| games against Mt, A, St. Thom-| ‘Te SDHS basketball and ho- spirit and I guess I'll see all of Regina ...... vesee 8b 8D business due to lagging market ty Ses ae Our ches. — as, and UNB left, but for the ckey teams invade PWC this you then. Winniveg ..,... Sb - 1b » feturns and oO telen 2 MRS. JOHN R. WHITE we ha a that what | Coast Guard ships sail on the rest of the season Vince Mulli- week and a split at the very, Play practice for ‘Blood Wed- Toronto ..... .... | $1 39 | Geet. While The many friends of Mrs. | He Nave 0 gain would more | atiantic, the Pacific, into the gai and Darryl Pollock will be: least is expected, for the. Red | ding’ has been called, and there Ottawa .......... 2 12 include the prospect for |John R. White, 222 Weymouth | — up for what we have | ctic on the Great Lakes, | ineligible for regular intercolle- and White ‘boys. In basketball |will be more on that soon. | Montreal ........ 8 14 tleld ae outlook im | Street, city, learned with deep Mr ‘ete forth the | 2me rivers and a few canals. |giate league play. Both Vince |there is no reason why the Red; A mess dinner for the RCAF,” Quebec ce aceee 10D. 15 farm ‘policy. regret of her sudden passing at questi a, cay = in . Some of them hardly move— ‘and Darryl are members of and White crew ‘ould lose. ——, has — set - “ Fredericton ......... 7 20 : the Prince Edward Island Hos- ? Canada |wuch as the Lurcher li htship SDHS,:° and’ prospective mem- They are undefeat far this |second week in February. It js | Saint,John ....... 9 21 j Sra pital on November 13th; 1961. oe re Se to oe | that sits over tnashesode’ cheat |bers of SDU but as yet outside season and most of their games | Possible Cet ae ee or- | Moncton Sdoecee: 4 19 Born ‘at Springton, P.E.1., op tions mazing in the Bay of Fundy. *|league limits. ~ have been one sided affairs. On | ganization from Mount Allison | Halifax s wa¥ee 5 Of 28 Pe ' August 31, 1874, she was the ae ry om > The semis of sane of the | po SDU Junior Varsity bas- ice, it could be a different story. | wil: be over for this- auspicious | Charlottetown 9 14 a , last surviving member of the aa Sas we thiahh ts Bn ~4 Coast Guard ships ring of his- | ketball team is entered in the The SDHS lost by a 3-2 score a eoceee: There is also a Sydney... 17 - 26 . family of the late Murdoch La- eS what. adjustments we will tory—such as the ice-breakers \\eekend tourney scheduled for Sum-Hi, but it-was a close one|a eee = to ety Yarmouth ee cd 24 28 i mont, and Catherine (Stewart) have id ‘and how We John A. Macdonald and the 96.27, and 28 Jan. There are ll the way, as the score indi- sometime dur’ ~ t : second se | St. . John’s its hee folie 38 Lamont. - “as eae ner tho Sagan Montcalm. Others have the sniff | six teams from the city league |cates and the High School fel- | mester but nothing is definite on | HALIFAX. (C9005. wanted PRINTING ; oi hee marriage she resid- Gar te eaten” town . ~ a gg eS a namee— |enteted_ ag ‘well’ as two from paged thy Frome me oe. Ven deals formal ball ig office says a. disturbance is : in nehel for sixty-two | fe Nanook, the: Furtin | Summerside. In view of their : e ormal bai . eee . ‘ years, during this time living orgnelatias mig Go wel © Auk. 'suecess so far this year, the, The Varsity basketball team | scheduled fop Feb. 5. The place rm to move into the Mari- for - teviations.. ond ‘ place a “competent represent- ile Seve tts neat Feb. 7. St. | i ;times today.Rain is expected. announcements that among friends, and relatives » The northern ships incl Malpeque Road Boys will be | Play } next game, . 7, St. is the Alumni Auditorium oe : 2 : a whom she loved, and developed | *!'ve o% our owa appointment” ore than 100 self - propelled | high on the list of fayorites, | Dunstan's Day against St. F.X. |SDU, time 9.00-12.30. The orches-| Regional’ forecasts: ws swap cotelly Imany lasting friendships, | 2¢2"_ the headquarters of the barges that helped had! 11.000 | ranking up with the Pirates and’| Carousel will be staged Feb. 6. |tra will be the Downtowners and| Halifax and vicinity, north- TOLIBERAL RALLY _| A lover of good music, a visit Coa ee _— ly 2 tons of- cargo- into the Arctic | Trotters, When the Saints viay, |More on that next week. |the person to see at SDU for ¢r™ Nova Scotia: Rain ending _ 4 3. Watson MacNaught, QC, |to her home was one to be ex- pp os to oe Cn = summer. ‘there should be a lot of Saint | - The social committee announe-/ further information is John Roy.“ i" the afternéon; a few rain- ummerside by _plane | - ane i Hien . nite <.:—interenti MAKING the ARNOURle Mens —-supporters, tne Jv. Ss fav t-OG12 es eying some —The—s0tias arsday—siter=- om a erung ; Taicer Ff ‘ome i ‘an fi = i a S- Mr.- Balcer, who sailed .aboard | . -and the results | thing new next Saturday, when |noon are really becoming lively, . South winds 20 shifting in after- | ar aa tate the te ene lene a ee Iiterest in the |~‘One ean imagine that such & aser on the orth Atlan: [f° tae Grocmecot eee vary [each class will be putting on # lode of the persons I noticed oon to northwest 20, Low-high |p will attend-the national Lib- | activities of her community. and could Cc 'o. the tournament could very ; ‘ ip EY : move could return to Canadian ‘tic in the Second World War |class party, all in one-place, the |there was Sheila Lambe, who 4¢ Halifax 25 and 45, New Glas- ff : 1 party rall Monda hurch + | well be a forecast for the final one place, th tenday. He expects to setura | Those who, knew this amiable | 2rmert Sewetite many thousend-/said the essentially civilian | city league standings (SDU gym, yet each party will |has just returned from the capi- | Sow 20 and 40, - Dial 41-8506 : * ; S amiaxe | fold “the cost of administering character of the fleet will re : : be one party. Confused? Well, ti tal of Canada, and she is a for-| Outlook for Sunday: Cloudy . ae sda | ’ | y. j 0} ’ j F oe » Thursday evening. - |lady, know that even through| such a puroject. . | main unchenged in intercollegiate debating. St. | i, going to be a PARTY not’ a| mer student at St. Dunstans. The | With rain. Ks CROKINOLE PARTY — oe ‘Deans wed aa VERTICAL INTEGRATI | He said the red - hulled ice oe peng ys <r | DANCE, primarily and there | twist is really the rage now, and | — >) A-crokinole party, sponsored steadfast hope and faith. “Some say that integration | breakers will stand out in the shortly. before the nal’. Gada will be an effort to integrate |she. is introducing the Ottawa | ° ‘by the Christian Hi-Fellowship, Her h . is coming — is i ble — and ice-strewn waters of the Arctic. | (Feb, 20-22). The topic |™re closely, all the classes, | version of. it to the Island, . 1962 held im Alberton United |), en Git tate en that farmers be wise to “A moderately stylized red “Restived ‘hat fallout ‘nates trying to generate a true Col-| See you next week. : hall Wednesday evening. | 544 we: ay tn cant become oné «nit in all over-all maple leaf and band on the’ are necessary, and practical for "=>e* = ‘ eee 00 — P E I “Vf > Fi t ° I’ geet peines wis oy" © | ty n hs tela F monua |{ntegrated emterprize for Can- white funnels a mate om veces: tn. thin Gow bad a Ee Ma uslCc eCSltivd unda Ashley Mor- ; ——— f—recogniza ‘Guard 28¢: 2d Benson——_and_Vibert- -- es fell, and consolations to Rev. |t2¢ 1089 of @ kind and loving mo- | Hannam. tance as-Canadian Coast Guard | *8° “| ther, two sons, Russell in Na- | ” Rosemay will uphold the posi- . énd Mrs. J.H. Macintosh. naimo, B.C., ané Edward. with ne settbar ie weee a eeey — = i uniforms wit | tive side of the argument. featuring McMILLAN FUNERAL — | whom she resided, and one daa-| out a teastion ahd I am solidly be issued which will provide _,7he freshmen will congregate 4