WINS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE AWARD

port, for the student {tn the district who made the highest marks in the provincial exam- inations for Grade 10. Miss

Mrs Harold P Smith, nzht, Presented the Women's Insti- tute district scholarship Sat- arday to Gail Foster, South-

Island Animals Clean Up At Pictou Area Exhibition

A half - dozen Island cattle The Sandersons had two sec-| It was their junior champion — one . mee sve _onds — they were allowed to vharaog es 4 the Pigg oo — ees nvasion ova Scotia on to ome the grand cham- exhibitions when they cleaned Bae Pee nalmiale in Yee | oe: pion wp a large portion of the prizes tions and they placed first and | (There are junior champions fm the.Pictou-Colchester County | second im both of them. and reserve in the Dairy Class- penibition yesterday at Pictou. | They took six special prizes. ¢8 there is only the one female og, Senet wan last week there were many special prizes romp cing Teserve in the

Sterling Wood and-Son,- Mt, at the Pictou fair, the Sander- also po WELL Werbert and Fulton Sanderson sons said last night. | The Woods had eight frsts

_and Sons; York Point, took ev-| The Woods have Dual Purpose and two seconds, with the sec- ery~-championship-and-top- prize |Shorthorns, “and” they also took fonds coming in_ the “sections in| ac ailable! every top honor available. They which ‘two entries were allow-_

‘The Sandersons’-Hereford herd-;had- the champion male and the ‘ed. took all eight top prizes in -in- | reserve male; they had the ju- Boyd Dixon and his son, Mack | dividual sections. They took the. | nior champion female and the | were showing their Angus catt- top male championship and the | | Teserve junior champion, the Je and they also dominated the | meserve, and they also had the) | senior female champion and the w. They) had five first place | grand female and the reserve 'feserve and the grand cham-/tfbbons, it! was learned here as pion female and reserve. last night. The Dixons had

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“They also had ‘the rand 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 7, 1965.

Foster had an average of 84 percent. The presentation was made at the Queens County plowing match.

Irving MacDonald,- York, had | ithe reserve champion male. He jhad one first place, three sec-

Weekend Traffic Is Brisk © “3esa"Sicm se Wr tnd As Fine Weather Complies

two - year ‘old Dual purpose | ;Shorthorn heifer and she plac- |

Fine weather on the last holt- _|ferries leaving as many as 200 day weekend of the season vehicles in the lineup at-Borden

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Canadian National ferries be- tween Borden and Cape Tormen- tine reported heavy traffic con- flitions over the weekend, with

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Rt. Rev. PF. Macdonald of the Chancery Office has an- mounced three appointments and tone retirement of Roman Catho- lic clergy in P.E.1

Rev. Oharles Gallant, pastor at St. Charles and Little Pond, will be moved to Egmont Bay

Rev. D. Clair MacDonald, as- @istant at Tignish, will become mastor at St. Charles and Little Pond, while Rev. Francis Tar-, dif,. on’ loan from the Archdio

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(| The changes will become et- dective Sept. 9.

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867, and 1,082 vehicles travell- ed to the mainland on the CN n that day.

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Northumberland Ferries Ltd r-ported- conditions between Wood Islands and Caribou were “not too heavy ... not as heavy as last year."

The MV Prince Nova,, disabl- ed earlier when she hit a sub- merged object while crossing the Strait, was back in action Sunday morning

867 vehicles crossed a

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