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.. -l r i 1 '”'ALBER1'oN."l l 'Puesday.Jtdy3.19n6 'l'li'aGuardicn.;P5goi1.! A l3 Enlfles R9P0Tled In ..i;'..i::.”.”i:.'.”ii';; United Presbyiarial Rally

son. Mr. Merrill McAIduff, Char- '

Conlesl For Sea Queen of W.M.s. Held lAf Alberion A

During the long weekend Mr.

l i! If i V W REGULAR Thursday lllllll IEGULAE WEDNESDAY

ldsll &ulce. Kensinzton Legion Home; dance Borden Legion hall OM - go by Mellowaires Orchestra. 12.3). Lowell Huestlsorehestrn.

t..-

' cm; from 9.30-12.”.

' ll 50 "'e"ui ICE CREAnnMnn"ch!'". Mhfnlnhh Seventeen conte f fr ' S - M 315. and 810 respectively. on. Jessie Campbell. Bunnle Claw. and M”' wmred G3"d1"- 515"” "Th? New D5?-A VN05 3'” A "1" by 315- -70113 3- Wells d fnassnvs July 16th. 5. min lllllfcll sgllgmrtd llvlldllls .W,.A. ' nursing and oussilzli ill: :35. More than two tons of succulent Patricia Daley. Marius Doyle. ""' 5v"th- had as welcome was A Chhllehse" War the theme at I -tlhttteth "A Little Btt 0! Lover.

A.F. station are already entered lobsters have been ordered for the Dorothy Gallant, Myran Hancock, their sons, Messrs. Al re and l(en- wiMis' ""9 he” i” "I" '”b""”' ””4' ' "'1 ”"t"b"”0" to "10 lin the sea queen contest which big event and the lobster served Marlene Heuatis, Janice lnnian, neth Gaudln, and the; son-inrllw Unned Church Thursday "uh n.uy' -J'M' Fr ' l is being sponsored by the sum- during the four days wiu consist Ann Jenkins. Helen I-Iuestis. Lor- nnn nannme, Mr and Mr Cl” noon. More than nlnetyladlu were sh Main” I . and sin.

xnerslde R.C.A.F. Assucluglou m of two good sised lobsters. potato rnlnc Johnston. Georgie Lockhart- enne ' - '- ' Dresrnt. including Mrl- F-W- CW 7-3559 35. Community friends i connection with the lobster carn- Iliad. cola

ll", dmm and not nnnl, Mncnwenl new Mama," Martin. all of Toronto. Their cllffe. president of Prince Edward ship secretary. spoke on their as." lval and it is hoped by the com. drink. The contestants receive 10 AWI LilllMueller. Patricia Preston "me Gra"d5”"- DWGI" G3"d1"t Mind 'Pre3lJYtet'l3l- Ind 0”"? Pl?tm""' 0! ill? Work. " TM

for RM Cross Blood Donor Clln- " . M3 at Tlgnigh, Alberton and O'- HEAR SMILNG BILL" .CoI- Leary. Plan NOW to -attend - cert, Hamilton Hall. Tuesday 5'13! YOU ARE NEEDED! am. 8.30. sponsored by All Club.

A Dance after. WE OFFER for sale used Faw-

, ho also came with th rt ill .. 1 F w - ll ou Range and DeLaval UNLOADING shavings at Kens- ml g to h V l, l r, go, "oh gull guppgp tick. W . e pa y. w m-rnbers of the Presbyteria Exe- Mrs. - . Cutcliffe, speaking sister Pump. No Price on Range. ington. iuesdly. Jilly 3- Get your lnemngnnllng lax ';:,aa'1c3l',e'l,'llf":l?beec':'l": gum” an 5 nolnln rm, "cl, Earn; here for the summer cutlve. brirfly on the theme of the rally. make us an oiifer. Kenslalgltlthzn lhuvl wt"t” uglil-nvlnnn nzglllnulnr: teat begins July 4th and the win. child's ticket sold; i . b Opnziiingmworshipawas cond.IlsctAe;l sags! t::: fach Tn; would (;:on-, 3 S l , men 3 DOW. h - Q an no M' l v . Y TS. UITGY If D9? ' 8 Of 3 m S olllty hf, Fe d "V cc one o y in summer, Colin Waugh, "er Wm be '9 '"'”"”"" Wm 5” c”"""""' ' W 3 '” NW9" G3"d"'- Albeml” berton. The theme hymn. "Christ dedicated to Christ and liisulvol-k,,

sells the most tickets for the fa Center-and it is hoped there are lC0hu""9d fmm pas; 1) South. Wt Mon .. .. tival lobster suppers being held I: many-should have their sponsor urged everyone ml lo pnnlc .& with iTl9i'nhprs ,,(:a:ert"lmcl:l:';,l”l';3l', Is Mfatlile The surei It"ounda . WhOalCl0Il1d meltleltl the new day and tho, the Civic Stadium. the centre of contact Mr. ROY Johnston. chalr- to have assisted Mrs. Mugridxe TO"""" ""9" She Wm mend the flu 0A0twed26bt)1'3s;f)r plgnulfe owl's c R maize vlLOutdf”r' K the indoor events during the July man of the In queen committee. in obtaining the hold of the bow 5""'"'"' tom lclls, ' ' fa 5 du l '3'; arr earl and M”' Le"d'. lath to 21st festival um, summmla. and obtain entry oftthe boat which kept her afloat 5 "V ” E daw" "5 ” " "E" Y m" "3"" ”" """"9" "”"' M"

I PAYINTER PICNIC July 4th. at h'3um.,g,

Fltzsimmons Shore. If day unfit . ll 4 ., u:.-.va' FOR svnuzv - Fifty Wm be held next M a) three members of the Summerside SPECIAL PRICES in 1- 3- Sea Cadet Corps. including the Sea

. lll..lCj .l h' H ht l ). th I, itod . R”"'”"””'8 B"yrl'”" "ii .15.? Cw” 3”” '”" s"”d33'- ”2.”,','. '”.f tn3hlnll'e53y'"Jl' all r”;l'i"v'L'id.Z'i l."n'i”'r;iTnl57.3 1l"li'.l'c.”' """'l'"" E'it'r'r'"ff.l'f"a ml," dhect,3uhM;-- ma?'liea'rnL:ll:l'tt?:da1lgl:imf1xg 3lsiol:san'ae:hL 'cl.ali3.'l'Ee.'ll?.ll cam: .'i'iiiZ'.eli'ev."i5ir."f33..l”i3"i3ar33iI lvloney:... no Wt 9 ' Sydney. N. S. where ey I - ' ' 5 h 0'9- W C 3 0 their no... 'u . l-' to him then and his response. log the meeting said he had been trator Dominion Vacuum Clean- l d two weeks camp. al H. M. C. willreceiveacnsh award of 350.00, The following IN Blteldlf ,Gn- reached safely, he hpphrehgly . Y ' I - t T54, Clfftlrtll GWEN Chl "1 ' d an l - :r on Wheels for 0011353-0" 13”" s?n"Acadla". The regular ban t H" ""99 P”"””"3- "150 W059" lend l” H” :”Lo'l";'” "'g"'e": Sled Qf 3 "9131 attack Just after m ammum Mama to xWlln:SS1l::lllllm!n:llh:l.1lezzrlrlll rTl'l)y”:lieili olf)ythl2heiivi:ywllilewllllclithl7;l lnrs. A Real Buy. Kensingtttn along with about ten Junior mem in the same manner. will receive Jean Arsenaul . rr no amer- r

.. the safety of Mr. and ii... at: Hatch with other land P andt oversea it 1 di H l, ll l I , l n .. n. . . s. nrayer w " su. s n a. e proceeded to give a a ow wa er One of the other their ihiirllph, Rlchard and Luv. or the hymn, Jesus shall nrlgh, ghlnnnnn nl the new day in mil

' ' H two men wh” dmwned 13 "Id t" "Mr '1' Bdtitlhr Maine were re- brought the devotional period to count K aid th ' '

ll. . . ry. e s ere is a rising

Illustration Field DOY 9 ..':.?i.:.":1'. ":”.::..'.'::..””'n. f.f:i.f;'?:'”'M'- nth"-Mk - . the ot h-"ohhhm in India. or . Mme before weakening and haw U . Alhcrton. . Mrs. J.D. MacFarlIne. I put pride in her new-found independr

An, mg to let go. leaving only M”. Mrs. Daniel Dunphy left yen”. llaaresldlenltnoof Presbyterlal. n1ndMrD- ence and in India herself. In some Mllgrldne nllnnlng lo the lmnll in day for nnr home ln Sam! John "559 -3Td- Presbyterla secre measurer this has entered into the

Feed Service L'td- Phvhe 35” hers, about thirty-five in all, will

stay at the base after the two NETS s'lLVAGED"n'?l'bn: 1:: weeks training course to take the W S”l."h F”he'"l"'"' for n fellow band course. returning around the ser, did a good urn 1 d nnn nl Annllnl, moi-side, announce the engage- fmfl1erlnafnthierctentrlg,ntrg:9i:l,l:9l5m::1' inAr'l'ls'r AssN Am th nlutlltlelgngallnlllllroacglng '"m''” I llfteeseseral rlliies off Alberton attending the Baptist Aol's'ocistlo': in Ross slliiilr'oielinaei'iil:: D500: shocked hysteria after seeing both after visiting her sister Mrs. .I.A. tm'ld'”' C”"”'"""”y m"'d'mlf,; Ch."'”h' Wm" '”5”" ” l5 5 3”” harbour. Mr. Fraser hauled in the hold at El!!! Polnt Wet! Dr. Brltr of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith of M13 R0591 Wmdslde ind son combined WW1 3 "El" WP drnsllli her husband and her only brother Callaghan, Albcrton, l flesh ed" llxlmicyarhllllle usly mmg" nets took them ashore and spread ton, pastor of Central Bedeque Montreal. The wedding will take Welcomed HETOUP 01 Some 75 farm- of manure Once every three V5811. drown. r'lFbeydl:l1- atees vlrnl-e ::elco.mred to The" bu been 3 revival M them out to dry, no small amount uhlred guplm church, and ulso place July 14 at Sumrnerside. 91" "d the” wives at 3"1”"5”'”' has Tmmed "' "'"'"khbl9 1116- The late Mr. Maccaull, whose Mrh "'3 W5. Roy Slrerry. D8rt- Alnenlnn lg, M" ”C'H week. on mndulhm "I "'9 t9 She"! the Nd! of labour. He later learned they the following persons were in at- ion Station field day held at his reases in yield over a period of wile predeceased him. had Charge mm" : Shem the past ten d9Y5 their behalf Mrs ill! Logic of "am" Chanel Mmy """gs ha" belonged to Hubert Gallant of Tlg- gehdehce, Ml" phlllln Brmnrh farm at Knutsford on Friday after. years. Increased yield have been of the all Storage lnnkn at Ellnrs, at their fnrmt-r home in Alberton ' i ' ' happened to cause a breakdown in

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. snd'Mrs. Fred Bell. Sum-

. ll 5 l th . 5 lh, Tl .. . l tn Bideford made reply. The roll was no nl . nish who lost them the night of vfeddy Brltton. David Schurmall. New Minister "ol,'3;';,l',I,:':: 23,9” nrlnrded an op 3fl:r?gnoe';n'nn;lulr:ynn2l oislorag lllise lfellglff 82:5 1;9"l"9mu9;'v'1v:'(;)9l;" hgfnn nl ll1ll,:l nl,:,tl"lflrsg.ule)s,:,s; rgrnsene. called by Mrs. Donald Macxcnzie l.,;'nlnll:lll:vgay:nnac':,(,!,n:;e gngggs 1”” June 17th durltli 3 hert;3ng:g:lyTh: Gl;'lt:0nGB38nBU.CMrSbRElPltwMl:”' portunity to tour the various fields Produced. two sons aentl etw: sdnughtersy M'- L90 MIWDOUZIU. Alberton M o'L""'yi I conflict of ideas between tb.os: a , ' . - - - ' . llIe;lsl'5v8aIIl:eg0llaaI'l. were called for gampbellfmlgg. alllinpMl's.' Huliasg I5 IndUCl'ed and View the experimental pro- 5011 fertility projects featuring Preston at home. Cari. with W1” enter the Charlottetown Hos. A "W" mm H" ””''1'”'- who want to contlnue ll, the nln.

. h B by the owner who needless to say Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Sim- jfclf under study at the mustnuon lldftllillglencfzlloneagll 'o'l3E"rf.. 1'11: l(l3lll3l?T'Tgll.i" Hallfful meg; ah1ll"s' mm mdal for tnntmen" rlidtllrjsrd nllIlxlnI;t.Allvsl:nducllidl,s,l lzgn agflnlmzse Kb” believe "ml: t , Rev. Norman Green has been 39 011- - 0!! ,IS0n. IDS By. 113- , A ' 0 0 new way was pleased by their re "ml Wglllgh, gnrd Jallld Lelgl-s.. Robert inducted as minister of Elmsdale, Mr. R. B. MacLaren. cerilisit, regular rotation. were also ob- ton, Delvlhhl Mrs. Stanley Hutch. Mr and Mrs. Wesley Oliver and MacFarlane suggested that this she ls lo prosper. Canadian ", FROM JAPAN-. Miss He en ' '

in the recommended list of varied. lnce is livestock and pointed out ll! T0P0nl0o lea. Selkirk, a new wheat variety that it was necessary to grow an The 1319 BYWH Hdvey "-lunlor" shows considerable promise and is adequate supply of forage crops Colwlll W85 Unmarried and W85

were members of Session. Messrs. Russell Stewart and David Wil-

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. 0 n....... nu. g;,.ecm;;t;;,,,Fa;ln. gmom. by he ihw,;- 2le;23"x?fif,"ar"n'L'l'fJ.' .'3.?.?:l,”Sf. ::i;":.:":;. 83:25: t:..:i::: g,r;rw;;;,mu-t be or as... house. hit": i - I 5"": ii .1... .5... .i..i”..f.i'.'.l2.i; sow mm EL”.ii”.l”Ei:.Ei2 he” guests or ...';"......:'.:ii.?: '”::.:::”' :.i by air on Thursday iavenms ahlgh P. all H ad Churich of Canada. Tteeainb uc- and mumpucauou at the womb Hon E cu” m The me Mr Mugrldge 1' mp Mr, and Mrs, c,R, prom, Alger. Mrs. R.I". McAusIand, in her re. many he dnclared 133: n out-'3'”. an absencte iof Jthlre: nlglglrmlg En IUSVI C U llleliezealaloge ogvltiecglildhlllge Edwyan: side Farm indicated that Charlotte on Agri.culmn!geanecong"elll1,medniitarer vlved by ms -Wm the former ton. gort rill theuMal-itimke Cnllgleretlilce lug bl the Holy spun mm? an we” SP9" ." 8 8 ' ' town No 80 barley still passed wood id th ' Frances Colwill 'and s nlne- "me "me "5 390 e O e "3 heart ofh r I glish and Bible at a High School Sees D'sfnd Island Presbytery. Rev. Murray - "I S1 5 On 0 excellence oil his v n Mr. Edlovv Albert. Albertoll, mo- worship services with which each ' '3 P909 9' in ms. a . Ghhhet0t,,h,1,'g";',;',,t;;,hd"tted:2: ihziz i.:.:;:::i"i:.:i::.:0.:::..:f .3" .::i:: ..fI.'3” iifliififi 3:vtf:'s:'.::. in or ..M”- iii I-sch "l "h "ate Dru Mount lAtmsont l-lllll!lles,tVll"' w' l' convenhon lg: l-lemlvas sllglsteu :;ehwelx,n 3- ed but some new varieties have ompiied and the silrveysr matoi: merslde A 500 0' M13 find MP5 Bll!lywliz:ill0all!:lcl(l)r:l':f3all'ile(SiOf!l:: llilenge presenteq 8! '2?” ;nd ml. ill-ielisrgegivee:lt::ill,gt:vll)rsl1ll:'seerl,rlc:' was un er appon men o . , l . . h . Q N ,5 'M Id f sh k ' , , l resses were given. suc mee. - M-S- M the Umted Church of can The annual district convention ff” of who read -Es lal?dA:nacosll:1ildl)tllabili?vnlleldJ";ll(e.ril,illl:2-(ll ethePrEclllecrigl1enl)igpaFrt:iTntml: hee idmalso u.sgtlrvigveedoby thial-bfl)(ll.otS: llrerllet wrnht ms; aunt, Mrs. wmiam mgsl she nnld, one Surely "5 "'9 "51" 3 poem and prayer” that lud. mat a"d w.m spe"d.the month "1 was held in Piusville Hall on Fri- "p "'9 ”” hgd plfaygd re variety has given excellent yields Agriculture " he said lug sisters and brothers: Alfred. accofn aeiugnbnghllmd Mlle” was vision feels the chauenge' Md been pmpanllinby In Intlll" gm.- July Bt vhrlglns El1F;5e:tfe'gll5l:”c':l' day. June 15th. The Institutes in- :5m:;','”dlz:'ol;ri;flefol,dy evt ' in the two years during which it He went, on to say that (ha Velma, Sterling. Liane. all at nl Wm? 33: bin :lsl':l";5l tl:,r'sElt:l' glgl':.p"sw,'l';e 23' dd”; bylaw t.l;l;'l'm.rel.:.1,i.nt':n lie ognnwdend WI; , 1- , a rs - i - ,- . -l s. .. c, res H llgallgzs at ethe United Church gggzgl lin'iWt::?lel;tfgg::g?"Bu:::: seared wllh the mlnlsle g elecl has been under test. basis of agriculture in this Prov- home in Sherbrooke, and Edward John, and by his slsten. Mrs. Iler- literature secretary. said. "Those 01 Ute 1 She read It Verse by verse. ln Kenslnglon on snnnlny nvehhlg, Ebbmeel Campbemon and Pl"? bert Seran and her children, Jlm- who read know, those who know telling of Indian families which the pjjrv-m-Tj nllla Enngh Innlllnle had lhom. my mid shamllv Who Wlll be sum- care, those who can pray 3nd line! brought to her mind.

Home of Elmsdale, Hudson Prid- mer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert give." In present! g th in t Rev. Mr. Lend pronounced thy

Personals ha.l'.',',iLct;;','e'el':::tg1c:J'p'el:'ddlt,'lf'l:li'.f mg ham aiivi;l"Yi'allac&Dlc(lnal1dioIf( Mont- I':'E:mw”"h "ytngt 33” Ml Mnc- l01lgedCl:ll::Ln.wld the fume” the fgtglloyheglmetll o8f8I'llfli;1lUtl;9arettr:1ls ll; in Aiberton. on display. Mrs. Clleed geavaetrenmw benediction. At the close of tho

- T039. 3111 d ' i ll fr it t serv

llllr, hhllolllllzln vgzllignl gmflyl:-r ;t,i:nnt:nf:dE.ref:(llowed by the Club van" Muxay Oct egmlngbenign OAT vhgngrrms soil testing facilities or the non, sherhrooke. The only son of Mr. Pamela Wells. daughter of Mr. gigfgpielfnfg ;:r"l',"::,:,fL':”,fek:,; fnelnngnlzfnrle: :l';l:'n;'::mnnnn' an 50H II n 7 . -

nnd Burton Rlx of Mtmlnegash. 0' the new cat var-leglenl ll wan inion and Provincial Departments and Mrs. Havey Colwill, his only andnlyfrs. Frank Wells. Montreal, d l l d lb '1” . W ll nr Alberto. Anxlllnryl hnd dnrlnn the nnlenlnlnernlce or slated rhnt Garry nnn snnflnnl of Agnlcultura are avnilable to sister is Frances. wife of the late is visiting at the home of Mr. and Deosnlgd gezilan rngzln rrgn than go: lnllncllnn they, nn behalf of the nhow cnnsldernbln nrnmlnn. Gnrry them. By soil testing, he said, Warren Mugridge. Mrs. Walter Wells, Brooklyn.

.. . Cl kl l, I l plorers' secretary and Mrs. lieber -rmw-th- isiii iii; .:t.': :i;:ih:.::s':i.iio:::i'.ii 222:. ..:.:. :..:i..:.i M. M... . ....v. H. was ACKA .

the-ht h with” "t '”"'”i n3T3:.'i.i”f.'?8iilZ:l”'ii"f..ii”:n.?l Miss Cottie Toombs. nccnmp- en words and was replied by Mrs. mind by two girl friends have ro- Dorice Gallant, Duvar Institute,

n t llalld. Mrs. Peter F. Gallant was ssc- received Mr-, Green as rhinister ' f M, recently of Wlnsloe. di on the work of her department. mamas. lililllley tlllgretot-ht(?:)t"p:1lllr:p?ild asome ietary. The roll call of Institutes ltvtllthnllleninseltllll t-ftmiselvzs to labofur gaarthres tgn sghrfs garner. bB;ith MANY POLICIES f:?iivll?ll,t'ilsthl:'re 3i”li.Z”f:f. "..Jnil- " vacation with '"h1:r:o:5-at:-11:5 The ”"””"E W” ""'"d W onasssu(gnl'-s"s.un. llme wllh Rev. nnd Mrs, Burton lggr:IE::,I::f;yV:';:O3:r;)E the honour of Chrlsnnanglgygenolgr ry an e or are erig lorn Cnlwlll. Bnlh Mrs, Clark and and daughters, Mr. and Mar. Wnl. Mrs. Ralph Fraser and Mrs. Eldon on than lo Kl

lass of null! M

multiplied at the Illustration Stat- He also stated that the Pro- Ml" Mn t W 11 B b fM t ndd di t- "n his is curlx. to I grhlgn were when to the er e s and Mr. and Mrs. Earle at our o on rose, a e ca alsadsr troll s. 7 ions in the Province this year. vlncial Department of Agriculture slnwnrl Memnrlnl Hnsplhll lh Atkinson. Alberton. ed by Mrs. Russell Leard of Cas- E',n"l":ln'."n'n&"l',',':t3ll:””,r'l'rh"”.u"'.'.."r'l.."k' nu

Seen in the tour of the, station has many policies to help pro- , were a series of rod row plots of mote the industry. As an Instance Tyne valley where they were 5"” Mr. J.A. Bernard, Charlott t ...., wmpec

' terday. m serials being tested for various he mentioned the bull bonus pol- under docm” can yes and his son, Rev. Ralph Be a d, levels of available nitrogen. The icy. the limestone subsidy, the Funenl ""”gemems for the m r

, recently of Ottawa. were uests

use of nitrogen (15-30 and 45 pounds artificial insemination program ”l';f:n :23 um: not been com last week at the home of and

per acre): phosphate (30-60 and 90 and others. Mrs. A..I. Bernard, Alberton -. pounds per acre) and potash (30- Mr, charle, scrahgoh, poultry OFFER F000 7'03 POZNAN

so slnli 93 pounds eger scroll in all llnlnmnn lo, tn, M,,,ln,nn l,,.,,,,, GENEVA (Reuters) - The Smlflgefslge ,?::,i5:.. S.."”33'.' ' com no on prov very ntereIt- of Red Cross Societies - r , . , . . . , . A junior camp. from July 2nd lo inn to me vlslllng farmers. lnlcaernongag nmtnlr;sctlcaIIdemi;n- nI;)'na'::y mmsmmed to Warsaw a of their sum, Miss laerulce smhhl TODAY (Tuesday) 2 7.15 9.15, WEDNMAY 7.15 9.15 9th. is the first of four summer The Vism)” we” further affordh canning and barbecgilinpoultlry lg Umted slates 0”" t” '9” mm Alberto”. Returning they were ac. nnmnn nl ll" M'R.E.C' Grounds at all the onllnrlnnlly nf nbnervlng the gave a demomluuon :6 bnerbgcw supplies '0 Poland through the c panied by their children. Blair Augustine Cove. The camp is lo- emcl-'5 0f chemlcnl weed Hue" 9" ing for the benefit of the ladies Red CF03 3- The U-S- Dmred alnd somm who had spam the pn- cated on several acres of level p"e'"""' 5”””"''5"5 l" 3”” Immediately following the con- Wheat. flour Ind Other 100d 10 r9- vow week in Mbemm

ground gronung nod be h. fields. Three different tests are ll lh ll l lh p A hue am” tlllliul Elna kucgtcm under Study ln rwdomlud quulr cluaion of the program, the ladies eve e crss n c oznan Mrs. Winnie Morrison, Ellen-

mpllcnle km of Knutsford Womenis Institute area. scene of bread riots last lie, is spending some time with her

Elsht cabins. and several tents Seven plxl' served a delicious ham and salad week in which many persons sister, Mrs. Frank Fraser. Alber- gzgide ucommadfuom hr cam" legumes llllr hllryuanllif pgarSat::f',W:lI1'g suppen we" Hued' l tout

-l-ll" l , also observed. Rhioma aifapha

or boe,,njun'1nll?lrncl:lT'pnl:o";l:(;l:acl,'s":)lll came through exceptionally well

nnnl Wu llmlled lo Sn, and la ml on most tests and Blrdsfoot, Tre-

it hlhfhthiraitittdiititt Poland Seals Border I o grass have been secured at all

Sabeln. C. ' Secretary of the stations.

M.Il.E.C., with Rev. L.D. Archer, l.en,n.n,.l, rnonucnvs PASTUBES '

The boy's camp, July 10th to 0"” M the "m" Pmducuw Plus u e e s mm, wlll be llmlled lo 70 boys, urea in the western section of the

pastor of 'l'ryon United Church as an" 12 lo 17 yea". and Wm have Province. was viewed at Mr.

Crows. Glace Bay. necrelarlesl

rs Re . Forbes have A speech on Rural Ed ” retllll:ne?imloMtheir hgome in Lower was given by Mr. Merritt Calla- few do han;

Bedeque after sfendmg a y. gA member from Ebbsfleet gave visiting in Hall ax.

a very interesting demonstration.

Mr. I-Inroid Leard. Lower 1184- Mrs. Urban Pineau of Bloomfield eque, left Tuesday morning lost Comer Institute read a letter from week to visit varlous'points of in a pen pal in Australia. which made terest in Novanscotlh. , , us see some of the ways and cus-

. toms of that distant land.

Miss Elizabeth Trainer left Fri- An educational paper, read by day morning for I:ll:V:1'hlt1lll- Mahhl a member lI'0el:ldlBIlI;t:I5 Inrlitutten While there she w e e gilt?-I stressed the it o , uca on of her sister Dora Mccllw our youths. 1 key. ' v Mrs. Anthony Gaudet of St. Nich-

ltlls ugtm, ” ctlillvenor tahen ad-

: r: - as e mac h an ave I-3f 3 H Over these institutes help! auggestlgoni. She also introgucad rlxvlvo glam;