Keith Jenkins Charloltetown , manager of the Maritime Life | ‘ance Company was |

er of the year’ last |

as he received the = | ‘s Trophy from R. F. ichardson, Halifax, assistant |

general manager of the com- pany. ee a replica of the Bluenose, is presented an- ~~ Sateet the branch attain-

Saal eae business.

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Alberton and West Prince County

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Prison-Farm Proposal ls Slated For Session

ee ances Melvin Me-

Minor amendments to exist-

said yesterday that he jing legislation is expected and

ae to have a proposal to {the Trade Union Act is being Cape Breton;

put before the Legislature at its everhoried 8 for revision. oa

Opxt session relative to the es (-———

Road Paving Is Sought

tablishment of a prison farm in province. ;He said that the treasury board had completed its study the estimates for his depart- t but declined to say wheth- | er or not he had included a sum | euver the construction of the | (AS provincial treasurer, Mr. | McQuaid said that most depart- | ment estimates have been dealt | with by the freasury board but al are still to be considered. | Spree. was in session yes- | ee or’ the Legisla- it was learned yesterday that work on the Speech from

the Throne has begun. Most cabinet members have

othes tallies elattve te fare

| a dinner at the Charlottetows

HALIFAX (CP)—The weather office says a generally sunny but cold day is expected in the Maritimes today,

Regional forecasts:

Halifax and vicinity, North- ern Nova Scotia; Eastern Shore,

Island, Eastern _N.B. Counties, and. Lower St. John River Val- | jley, and South Shore of N.S. | except Yarmouth County: sunny and cold; light westerly winds. Low-high at Halifax 5 and 20, New Glasgow and Goshen 2 be- low and 15 above, Sydney and

‘Charlottetown °5 below and 15

ALBERTON — A public meet-

mn was held in St. Louts hall above, Freterict 15 below and

y 2 let discussing the need for hav- | is ing the road paved.from St, ber. land above, is to Waterford. Ben Arsenault presided and ¥.J, Shea and Si-| valley: Cloudy with @ few clear mon Lutterel were the principal

paving of the, from Alma to Elmsdale also was approved by those present. A further meeting is planned when it is hoped to have the lo- cal members of the legislature in attendance.

said that they do not forsee much legislation of a major na- ture to come up at the session. However, the Civil ‘Service Act, now under consideration for re- vision, is expected to provide for a civil service commission; Industry and Natural Resources Minister Leo Rossiter is expect- ed to submit legislation that will set up.a company, similar te Nova Scotia's Industrial Estat- @s, for the promotion of indus- trial development.

| IVESTOCK ii hot one, and most interest-

TORONTO (cP) — Trading was active and prices fully steady on all classes and grades of slaughter cattle, at the On- tario. public stocky ards today.

Hh calf prices were steady.

an prices were steady and

prices were not estab-

Oientae cattle 1,924: Choice Steers 25-26 with sales to 26.60; , ‘good 24-25; medium 21-23.50; fommons 17-20; good heifers 22- 83 with choice to 24; oe | 19.50-21.50; commons 16 - 19; choice fed yearlings 25-27: good | 22-24; good cows 17-17.50 with | light heifer cows up to 18: me- dium 16-17; common 15- 16; cam Ber and cutter cows 11- 14.50; Ot: heavy bologna bulls 19

common and m light bulls 17-18.50, a

Replacement cattle 500: Good Hight stockers 22-25 with sales to ae mediums. and commons

Calves 137: Choice yealers 36- 38.50; good 32-35; medium 28-31; common 22-27; boners 17-2}.

. Hogs 321: Grade A 27.55-27.70.

Sheep and lambs: Prices not

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‘Hot’ Session Is Predicted

By Matheson

Provincial Opposition Leader Alex Matheson predicted yes- terday that the forthcoming session of the Legislature, sch-

above, Moncton 10 below and 15

Liverpool 5 and Yarmouth County, Annapolis

and a few snowflur- ; light westerly winds.

evel, \ries; cold

Y | Low-high at Yarmouth 10 and

25, Kentville 5 and 15.

Upper St. John River Valley, |Bay of Chaleur: Clear with a few cloudy intervals; a few’ snowflurries during morning; cold; light westerly winds, Low- high at Edmundston and Camp. | bellton 20 below and 10 above.

Bay of Fundy: West winds 20; cloudy with a few widely separ- ated snowflurries; visibility 10 miles lowering in flurries to = ty miles; continuing very | cold.

High tide today ‘at Charlotte- |

At Rustico at 8.55 a.m. and 8.40 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen mimutes later than Charlotte- town: Sun rises- today at 7.02 a.m. and stts at 5.27 p.m. .

Prince Edward |

town at 12.52 a.m. and 1.39 p.m. |

- @ Dominion roast of beef this weekend.

afresh Cut...Bright Red...Fine-Grained!

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ALL OUR MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT

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ROAST BONELESS BEEF

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fie said that this will be the

vatives took power in 1959, that accounts will be available to finan- cial operation of the present ad- ministration. The accounts. will cover the fiscal year, April 1, 1960 to March 31, 1961.

Mr. Matheson and his opposi- colleagues are preparing a of questions to be asked of cabinet members. “We may

FLU. CLOSES SCHOOLS: .. SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.

first session, since the Conser- | ‘C?)—An outbreak of influenza

forced the closing of two public schools here Tuesday and offi- cials said others may - close later, Parents were advised to continue sending their children to school unless the children are affected. have as many as 500 questions to ask,” he sald. Last year the opposition asked 196 questions.

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