MAY 5. 1950 central Guardian
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wuv Norr our the cement Sow for that IDFUIB slob? i Roger: C
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NEW SHIPMENT outs md suits at The Fashion shoppe.
PARLOII, Bridge and Table Lamps. At bargain prices. Toomhg Music Store.
cnurtcn SERVICES. -,Mgy -uh, New Glasgow. Christian. 11 A. M, Javcndlsh Baptist 3 P. M.
JUST ARRIVED.-Nancy Tyler llousedresses. 32.98 each at The '-'asiilon Shoppe.
NORTHERN ELECTRIC WASH- I-IBS. -- Highest quality. Plrlce right. Toorrubs Music Store.
SIIARTING nus WEEK our niflcc and Yard wiilsclose Satur- day at noon for the summer uiontbs. Arniast Goal ()0.
NEW SHIPMENT Plastic Table- ioths. Drapes, Bathroom Curtains :i.'l(l Cottage Curtains. New styles and colors at S. A. McDonald.
TRION - BONSHAW BAPTIST )'AST0R4'ATl'-J. - Sunday, May 7th, Tryon 3 P. M. Communion, C. S. 2 P. M. Bonshaw 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A Hicks. Minister.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. :. Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in The Guardian not later than noon the day previous to insertion. Those who ielephohe rlussriieds. eic.. should particularly llcar this in mind.
0lsll'EI.I.-VERNON UNITED.- Bcrvlccs May 7th will be conducted by Rev. E. G. Evans as follows; Vernon River at 11.00 A. M. Orwell Ni 2.30. Cherry Valley United at "'0 P. M. Rev. A. S. Weir. Int:-rim Jlmlrnlan.
POWNAI. UNITED CHARGE. - Berviccs May 7th. will be conduct. ed by Mr. John F. Mricxar. B. n., as iullows: Clifton nt 11.00 A. M, uaulli. Herbert at 2.30. Pownal at 7-"0. Rev. A. S. weir. Minister.
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PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE AIR. HEARD OVER (JFCY 9 to 9:30 nan. SATURDAY
QUINCY STAIRS. - Charlottetown, P.E.I.
T TWO FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the
operation in the P. E. I. Hospital.
A Faature'Fov Every Friday 7
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Announcement of the new nom- Drlce oi Sic for first grade cream. ery butter basis St. John ma Hall- fax has created mncern in dairy farmer circles. Of special con- cern to Island fimners and cream- eries is the fact that Charlotte- town has not been designated as an assembly point for butter u was the case last year. This may mean if a change is not made that the freight to Halifax or St. John will be deducted from the price pgid to creamerids on all the humu- stored on the Island or at nearer Maritime points.
However, this and some other details which might cost thousands of dollars unnecessarily to our Is- land cream producers this year have been taken up with Ottawa authorities. We hope for an ad- justment.
Magdalen Islands. P. Q. phone Maritime Central Airways Limited Phone 2061 or 540.
UIGG. ALExANDliA,l HAZEL- BIIOOK. - Services for Sunday, May 7th. Ulgg 11 A. M. Alexandra (LP. M. 8. S. 2 P. M. I-lazelbrook 7.30. S. S. l0..'30 A. M. Lie. Byron ilowlett, Minister.
CAVENDISH UNITED PASTOR- Al. CHARGE. - Sumley. May 7th. North llustlco 1.1 A. M. Stanley Bridge it PM. Rev. George Gough. Minister.
HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services May 7th. Hampton 11 A. M. Appin Road 3 P. M. Victoria 730 P. M. Preacher. Mr. H. W. Reid.
BRAIVXLBANE PASTORAL CHAIwE. - services Sunday, May 7th. North Granville 11 A. M. Rose Valley .1 P. M. Bradaibane 7.30 PM. luv. W. B. MacPhall. Minister.
CALEDONIA PRESBYHIRIAN CHURCH. - A service of worship will be conducted in Caledonia Presbyterian Church on Sunday. May 8th, at 4.00 P. M. by Rev Charles D. Henderson. the Interim Moderator.
NORT IIRIVEB UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. - Sunday. May 7th. North River lll.(X) A. M. Clyde River 3.00 P. M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. North River Surr:laY school will open for its first ses- sion on Sunday, May 14th. at 2 P. M. Rev. H. Barber. Pastor.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- day, May 7th. as follows: Cardigan 11 A. M. Lorne Valley 230 P. M. Deacon Johnston of Montague will conduct these two services. Mon- tague 7.30 P. M. Dr. Quigley of Belfast is the special preacher. Montague S. S. 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young, Minister.
IIIONTAGUE UNITED CIIUIWII CHARGE. - on sunclay. May "Ith- Rev. A. C. Fraser of Valleyficld will conduct. ii A. M. service in Trinity Church. Monlzaillc. Ind will preside at a. meeting of the congregation. after mornins 55'' vice. Dr. MacKenzie will conduct service at 3 P. M. at Lower M"9' tague and the 7.30 P. M. service at Montague.
Personals
Miss Alice MacDougi1ll. Med- fleld Mass. is spending a brief holl- day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Maclaougali, Newlown Cross.
The many friends of Miss Ger- trude MacDonald of Moore Ind Mcipcodls are pleased to hear she is improving after all appendicitis
M.r. and Mrs. W. C. Hoyt Ind son Jocy left for Fredericton, N. B. to attend the wedding of Mr. I-loytls niece, Miss Elizabeth L. iacttyi Burden to Mr. Cieorizc J- Woodside of Maiueque P. E 1-
Mrs. Adele LcPage. who had an
e Farmers Federation lit Agriculture News
It is gratifying to note where the Government has accepted the rcccmmendatlon at our farm or- Earnzatioils to requisition cheese commencing May 1st to fill the British contract.
The cheese slodr in Canada is said to be 34.9 million pounds. This is about 10 million pounds in excess of one year ago. Of this amount the Governmentholds al- most halt.
During the fall and 1948-40 there was about 16 million pounds of Danish and New Zea- land butter imported at the re- quest of the trade. This deal is still havirrg its effect. It is diffi- cult to obtain accurate figures but. apparently there is still a consid- erable quantity of it in Oanada.
0. I. A. Statement
Dr. H. H. I-lannarn. the president of the C. F. A. reports, that in a recent discussion with Mr. Gardin- er. representatives of the dairy farmers presented a proposal where the floor price of butter would be lowered 7c per pound to the con- sumers. This would provide a. sub- stantial reduction in price to con- sumers. would stimulate sales and the revolving fund of the Prices Support .Board could be used to provide a. supplementary payment to butt r producers as was done during e war. '
Such it plans would maintain the price to tile producers at the same level as during the last year. Mr. Hannam said the Govern- ment did not see fit to accept this recommendation possibly because of the outlay that might be involv- ed
However. he points out that any important decline, in the purchas- ing power of farmers resulting from a continual downward trend of farm prices. while production costs remain high. might well lend to a much greater expcnditune on the part of the Government for unenl- ployment reliet than would be in- volved in any such program as suggested above
The consuming public of Canada should be made fully ,-uvare oi the effect of this price reduction. if we put; it on the basis of wages returned to the farmer. the rate of retum based on we for butter is very low indeed.
This is at a time when wage rates in industry are at a peak. and demands are being made for higher rates. when costs to the dairy former are not coming down. but. are going up. Fleeds. fertilizers, machinery, etc. are at the highest level for marry years and other small unnoticed costs are contin- uing to increase.
What Is Being Dons-'.'
In addition to watching and helping with the many small de- tails that come up l'r::.n day to day a great deal of planning and work is being done on the island this year. The advertising program for Is- land butter and cheese ill the Marltlmrs which was started last year is being expanded. Arrange- ments have been made for a cent- ral selling agency for all the sol- ids tendered to the Dairy Products Board and for all the print butter manufactured for export through our local fax-mer-owned factories. The installation of power packag- ing machines to put butler up in one-pound. prints. in preference to the old two-pound slab is necessary Several of our plants are arranging to procure or use those machines. A Provincial brand or design to be used for those one-pound prints in all the rural factories has been agreed upon. Credit for his co-op- eration and much oi the detailed work in this project goes to our local dairy superintendent. Negotiations with the Govern- ment to improve storage facilities for butter and cheese have been successful so far but. not complet- ed to date. However. it is hoped that some definite anllouliccmerrt will be made from local Govern- ment sources in the near future as to progress on this additional stor- age space. The cheese committee has agreed
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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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our operation at St. Michael's Hos-
pital. Toronto recently. 18 HOW convaloscing at the st. George Nursing Home. 196 St. cieorse 5&- Toronto for three weeks before re- turning to her home in llalllax. Friends will be glad to know that the Ear specialist reports that this
operation has been very success- ful.
The Kirk of Sllnt Jamel: Zion Presbyterian Church.
Summenide ; y church. smmnersidc.
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ANNUAL MEETING
BIBLE SOCIETY IAilll visir
nnv. w. H. nunsrmn. M.n.1r.. M.A.. . General Secretary British and Foreign Bible society in (undo.
l nnv. m. M. n. WHEILOCII. B.A.. 3.0., S.'l'.M. metrics Secretary New Brunswick and Prince Edward Inland Auxiliaries.
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noun" snw sch-s:so p.nI.-Annual means or the Prince
Ionic Island suxiuny. Baptist Church nun. summercldo.
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'” N"-8.1”" u Brunch-Baptist Church Hall,
. -mo p.rn.-Public Thanksgiving service. Illiiilnt Church. sum- nsonido. speaker. lav. W. l. Hudspetb. M.lI.li:.. M.A-
Tbtc your the 1'. E. I. Auxillnry is -lav. in-. nudnnlh Iil'0l'0:0 -0 It- ouaay mining as special .1-nslosto of Cambridge llllvunltv. and a sun of mu gifts Ind
privileged In having the nicotine. and at the Iorvlc-I . Mr. Iludepoth II I
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to go ahead with an experiment for the pressure-packing of cheddar cheese. During is. recent. survey in Newfoundland and Cape Breton markets it was found that in order to meet competition this cheese must be put up on small and uni- form packages. well cured and at- tractively wrapped. Legislation was secured during the recent ' requiring that print butter placed on the marital. in future must be stamped according to grade. Steps have also been taken to have sim- usr legislation passed in Nova Dcotis and Newfoundland where our first-grade Island butter. in many cases has had to meet the price on low grade reworked. but- ier from other sources.
The value of the new margarine legislation in the province land the appeal to the Privy Council for national control of butter substit-
ANNIINL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of the Act of Incorpora-
tion I public meeting of all contri-
butors to the Prince Edward Island
Itocpilol will be held In the class
room. new nursee' . 'iIeIIeo. Chor-
lonmwn. an Tun!-v. May 10- IIIO. It I PM. for the purpose of
eloctlnt trustees for the govern; nent of the institution in accord-
ance with the by-laws and for the
transaction of such other bunlncli as may be brought before it.
1. ANDREW LEILI. Iecrehry. loan! of 'h-usteu. M
membership returns to each County will be submitted and plans made to assist in other dis- tricts where the membership drive has not been boards from Kings and Queens are meeting together.
L
ulcs certainly must. be reauzed by IIL nireelom Meet Today
At the directors meeting today, date for
completed. The
The proposed scheme and regu-
lations for the potato inarkcting
board will be submitted by the
committee for the information and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND study of the directors.
nos"-I-AL Because of unforseen circum-
stances some of the New Bruns- wick officials could not attend the Maritime Potato meeting last week
and it had to be cancelled. It will be held as soon as arrangements can be mule Igstn between the representatives from each prov-
lnce. Market Reports
Now that the weekly Thursd y night reports are over until Fal. we will try and review briefly any glaring market changes each week. on behalf of the farmers, espec- ially the Federation mi-rnbrrs right acme: the Province. we want to thank the Minister of Agriculture and his Department for those reg- ular weekly reports during the winter months. A great many favourable comments have been
heard
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to help out by procuring some of the prices and other local inform- ation each week.
There will be an opportunity at the County meetings in June for CV91'Yonc to express their opinion and oifer any suggestions for im- provements next year.
Meetings And Rallies
For the last few days and dur- ing the next week or so several Farm Florum rallies and bouquets are being held. Perhaps one of the most successful was the bon- quet and social evening at Lot. is last night. several other local meetings where three or four die- tricts have joined together not planning for meetings next week to discuss marketing and current farm problems. Others interested in arranging I meeting of this mt- ure or who desire help should get in touch with the office a few days in ndvvalpe so that definite arrangements can be mode.
Care or Cream
This is the time of year accord- ing to dairy ofticials when much trouble is experienced with sour and off-flavor creim. a
The same rrgul tions will apply this year and all second grade ('l'cflflI will-be returned tothe form. This system was approved at the Dalrymens' Association l meeting this year, and for the bet- terment of the Industry it is how ed that all farmers and creuriry operators will cooperate to main-
crepes.
i, What better way to say "I Love You" than Hie gift of a lovely Blouse or Sweaier!”You're sure to find the right
Blouse for her new Spring Suil in this fashion - blessed
REMEMBER
Mothers Day
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SUNDAY, MAY 14th
NOW is the time to choose HER gift at Moore and MeLeodlLid.
SHORTIES in all-wool iwills, suede: and
Sizes I2 to 22V2L.
Prices
14.95 to 39.00
DRESSES that Mother will love M Pi-in-lg: Sheers. and plain Crepes. Sizes l2 to .491.
Prices
5.95 to 39.00
more a MSLEODJELEU
which was built up last year. Potato Outlet
Because of the heavy movement during the last week markets llave been slow and in some cases prices slipped again. We contend that those price reductions were un- necessary. Special reports today from two western Canadian cil- ies verify this contention. They say that because of one dealer from the Island under-quoting an- other in I couple of instances on those markets the price was reduc- ed unnecessarily.
Whether in view of a situation like this the Dominion Govern- ment will come across with any help to farmers which have a surplus left. it is rlifflcult to say. However. Mr. Gardiner has in- dlcated that the door is not alto- gether closed yet, especially for the smell producers that were definitely unable to dispose of
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high standard and good revutoticoenelr chop. What this man. we
will only be able to interpret after the marketing season is over and the true situation regarding sur- pluses is known.
I-Inn Forum Conference
National Farm Forums' annual conference is slated for June 22- 24th at. the University of Mallilolin. Winnipeg. Of sp ni interwt will be an address entitled "Agri- cultural Trnils" by Prof. Grant Macmven. This will be it review and his analysis of the early days in Canadian Agriculture. our set- tlemout. problems. and the various stages of development since. There will also be a representative from the "Discussion Councils" of the Ohio Fan-vi Bureau.
To-pics for the 1950-51 Forum season will be chosen at this Con- ference. These wll be selected on the basis of the suggestions of- fered by the Forums acmss Carr-
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'4 axis through their imnuel questlo;- an-c.
It has not yet been decided who the representative a will be from Prince Edward Island. -
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CAMPBELLTON. N. B.. May jg iCPl - Tile annual lumber drive on the Restlgouche River is under Wny after an average winter cut: in Rcstlgouche County. The logs are headed for booms at Atholvillr and Bordeailx.
Woods work had a. slow start last fall but picked up when lumber nnu-keis Si-LCIIBUIEIIGG. A spoken mnn for one compa -y, with a cut of more than 10.000000 feet. laid that "in very good summer" is ex- pccted.
FOR BUSY WRITERS Thirty million British postal! stamps are printed every wrtlng day.
Thcirbderation was only too slag
lain. or improve if possible, the
THE RED SHIELD APPEAL
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FOR FIJNDS OPENS ON MAY
special Names Committee start their (amass on
MON DAY. MAY 8th
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