Blood Donor

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Capt. C. R. Hunter Heads Rotary 3'"19In9 g ThmA t . Do C ck Clinic At Afton TORONTO. (CM - on-Md ..... ""3 22-1957 Northumberland Ferries Ltd. " W" - 3-;,,r-,;:,;- :.'?1,,'”'m'",,"'g y Chorus, Dancers Hall Monday M. , . 2; .. In I 1' IN --M donald. lnnarvlile. M .. Mi lax 5! thur;beEI:xII?Ftl:'el;lnlfim?tcd gt; U.g.cA.. c.n. nutter. w."&. Tllrilltns -ones Ind 5DectIcul- Forthe nnttltrtetataroe 'y'edIl:l mu: 5,, u. Jouli NM .... H ;5 7i eraiors of the Wood islands ttnteii. uen. George is. petunia. Ir GIMIIIEJS never Wltneeeed re-ldentelltlle IN IN" 0; Dawson ...... . 41 as .u Caribou service was new Tues- Hon. Dougal II catsuit. Attiaoe before In tlm nnnvlnre will nnnrk trlct will have an opportunity . as 1: naurax (CP)-The up..." titty. August Tweniicth with Mlr.,Mutch. Aruiur . hate and A. the -rite-rnnce or the world nttendtns -, Croce Bgod . at 10 effloe says a large area oi pig. L.rt. Allen. Vice-P. sident in w. Hyndntan. all of Charlotte- 11310"! D00 Cllmick ClWl'll5 Donor In their own iocalityuw en . 51 I pressure centred just to the isoutj the chair. A resolution was pass- . town. and Dancers on stage at QWGIIII Clllllc Will be held It Afton 40 70 d Junta Bay will move slowl, 1 ed regretting deeply the demisel At a Dlreetofg neetl fd- ClI&l'l0ll9 will 5fl100l Ml4Il0'"IHail" next Monday. August sour. . 60 81 southeastward today b,,nm' , since the last Annual Meetlnglowing Captain ctsttd It. ohm. tum for one ntzltt only on SIt- in the afternoon. Mrs. Dan Living. , - so sunny. cool weather in all ...

of Pi ident. R.E. Mutch. was appointed President. 1.. R. Ilrdly. SePi- 28' stone is lulu capable Cbatr- . it 71 .

Directors appointed iur the eu- Allen and Dr. 'l'.H. u ednnatd. Followlnl PmI”"le!1 "lI0".” man for this Chute. and bar can - 48 71 Forecasts

suing ycar uere- Messrs. L.R. Vice-presidents. A.W. dman. I-IDOL 4"? 1” fl” d1m'-'""Y "' vassers lined up in the following - 43 7' Prince Edward Island; pom, Allen. Sunimerside. Dr. T. H.-Secretary-Treasurer. securing up suitable open till? districts. Nine Mile Creek. Q 41 37 arn Nova Scotia; eastern 313 I0 hive ""5 renowned 333793" Rice Point. Canoe Cove. Fairview - 43 7' counties; lower at. John Riv ' ”" " " mw” unit or artists come to Cbnr- noes, point, cunt...-tang, south . 50 09 uuey; upper st. 40;... ,m., "'1' ' M'""'”": "'9 3”?" Cm” ""' Share. St. Catherine's Bonsbaw. 45 57 Iey; Bayufchaleur: Mostly ct"; Producers CO-OP DISCUSSGS '"V "".?”"” "W M" 1”” New n-ven. elm ntv-r. Aral: -4 Nntln-lna cool I-ism nru. week. with the result that the "on. New Arum ho" creek ".1, wtndh Low , high at N" E And Pouh Markgfin ”'i'.lu3".I".uE"u?."..ltS...'i2i”'ltt...t. -In N" D"""'0'- Former Moderator g;-Wmggg goggnsgs an 70. gg ry 9 v i . At least IN donors will be re v Mlllltlun as Kostrukoff. this superbly dis wind H the objective '0' ml. Trinny church ::;iI!It.Ilo7:I.' l'."re.d!e!ri"cto;i:d42 and N . riiuiidsion

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FIFTY YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE

Many fricnds called ,vcx'tcrdayilived at Mount Royal uht-re. afternoon on lion. Forrest Phil- . tht-y sttcct-ssfuily carried on farm- lips and Mrs. Phillips who were p ing and where six children were? observing their fiftieth wedding.born to Ihcm. Titey are Vera,I anniversary. They were married - Mrs. Beecher Smallman. Knuts-t on August 14, 1907 at Bideford, . ford. P.F..I.. Olive. Mrs. Ray Macl

P.E.l. by Rev. E 5. Works who Kinnon. l.ynficld. Mass: livclyni pointed to the Cabinet of Prcm- - . resides at Bcdcque. .llrs. Frcd Champion, Hcrwick. Ilcr Matheson with the portfolios ;:ta1S"aSn;:::dIgaijrgilglgogrirglnrzglif

presently M” Phillip! W55 "W I"""'-'l' G9" . N 5.: Albert of Charlottetown and I trude MacArthur of Enmore P E. . Them” in Summorside A I?" I . .

I Members of Product-rs Cu-op-

,eratlve Association Limited yes- iday decided to ask the govern- I me nt of the Province to in vcstigaite the prcscnt method of marketing eggs and cndcavour to provide a better system. They also moved to provide more share capital for the manager and board of directors to work with in future. , . ' The organizatimi adopted a res- MIV Pllllllm W33. Illnl 9IN"ll'd olution asking the provincial gov-I I,” "'5 L95'5I3'"" '" 3 b.”-'1'-'I'I' eriiniciil to assist in setting up a? ton of September I7. 1946. He was w,ope,auvely owned and ope... ','e'eI"'ed "I '3” gen"?! 9199” riled poultry eviscerating plant '0"5 0,! I947- I931 PM 1933- in Charlottetown to service this I" I'9b'"”-V- HM) he "” 59' .part of the province. The resol-

of welfare and Labour. I - - . I Among the many who called to' ::"g':l1s:;.:1;.I;i::ewsmmllng pllm'

. . V . . . offer their congratulations yes) 1. was n,..(,a,M ma. km ye”

Co-op Super Market here, ex- plained that the prices quoted at Halifax are for eggs. niaty-five percent of which come from spec- ialized producers who get a big premium for their eggs. The specialized provinces here would account for a much smaller pro- portion of the eggs. he said.

Mr. Macbean reported that special producers here get a re- mium of fifteen cents for t eir eggs and the people who want that quality of egg are willing to pay that price to he sure of quality. '

There was a great deal of dis- cussion on egg production and on the marketing system in gen- erai.

There was sharp criticism of the type of egg that comes from small flocks that eat grass and These eggs

cipllned ensemble of 24 voices has given exhibitions of con- certed singing and spectacular dancing in sixty-fivc different countries and travelled on one hundred and seven different ocean liners. during their seven- teen year. existence.

Press notices indicates that the aggregation is better than ever. "There is no apparent limit to the-number of capacity crowds these singers can draw year aft- er year. "Still stands among the beef choral groups now to be heard in our concert halls" (New York Times).

In bringing this disllnguishcd organization of singers and

the province-wide interest which has developed In recent years in the annual Musical Festival It is bclievcti that singing and

Clinic at Afton Hall which is be- ing sponsored by the Women's Institutes in the different localit- ies. Undoubtedly residents in this area will show their dcaire to play their part in maintaining the Blood Transfusion Service at I high level by attending Monday afternoon's Clinic.

h At Saint John

I here. the norm C!nnift';”.i.Z'u".;'i'.lEI.' 5t".Z?.?.it.i'.”.;i'"t.l: M Ch”m”emw" had I" """dtMariIime domain. Knights of Py-

IK. P. Convention

SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CF)-

Ihiaa. and Miss Arlene Bmith. Hartland, N81. was chosen grand chief of Pythlan Sisters in the Maritime: at annual convention:

Very Rev. C. M. Nicholson. l.A.. D.D.. L.L.D.. Principal of Pine Hill Divinity Hall will be the guest preacher at Trinity church this coming Sunday. A former Moderator of the United Chtneh of Canada. Dr. Nicholson is much in demand as a guest spelllef across Canada. In coming to Trin- ity. he will be renewing many of the friendships created during former visits here.

Crossroads Red Cross Tests

Crossroads swimming lessons

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During the most of their mar- 3'93” 0” 50"- MR1-Pod (I'M "1 trda P ' A. IV. . . . drink dirty water. . ried me, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips 1923. l:lath)eaotlwa':d nirrilmitviruthcuun. .:,';,I',:f.jI?'ZaL;:f:;:;d;?"a,f'”: 2": inst cannot compete with out "B"C"'F "'”"””"'” ill 3” "mint both groups here Wednesday. were brought to a close Auguit I "" 0 0 " ' that come from flock. properly VIII 9llI0)' ill! Derlormlnce alldj other ufficerg or the knight; in. 10th when Miss Joan Murphy

a follows: Douglas H. l')urber.' I 38000 V - lb I - . g A Foreman: Frederick E. Pmmdmtorty . . cry uarm tr ues to drink. Veteran Rotary activity or- N5: grand pram" Guy R. uumum. ll,-cup M stgwgg-Q3 Walter W. Burhoe. Hudson W. I M3” paid '0 the mange" Dlmi Th"? W" I-'0W9mM”9" OI "mm" hgmed by T" .R”y Jones. St. Stephen. N.B.; grand Shore. Again this Year the C703!" Electrical Wlrlitg of R 'd t of Y k P ' t '35..'”..i;i'l””;'?.'i.'”.i”'t.3i'l”.t?." l" ''.'.'''''i -'-".r- .'t?'F' .""t" n-r-I-nu an ic w.c iclt i.C"ll'-2.51 .1 ' , '- ' - ' n e tu'ovnce- e Ive ve , .W.t"ii. N.S.; d on er nrman L Ieom Donnmarm "9 3” at tprectation was also expressed In Charlottetown and there is details necessary to the success gueninllncoy Richal.g;1:D:L""ulif';;'; Reeves sponsored we clung Supplies - g I . g Ito Bill llayward manager of the room for one. Donald A. Mac- 0! the Concert. Russ Seller. gum, mmeei wmtlm menk. lnd mg, Don... cudmare, chm. Oil Heating CThe IHIBJCSILIIEIH: conductttedgllrv IIll:5:li:lJ)e:lC('(IanivSeI:l(E)(Iv. the dew”. -m”-jmem” "C - ; Bank of Nova Scotia here. the Donald etated., He also noted g;Ii.IedKeBai:.ntr-id (Ele1GryTol'l:rtiIt;g: hump Snprins-him N-Sp ' lo"'etl)wn W" the Red cm” 1.1. nouwhou Applhm.” u3.'3'."..'t a"e..rae' w'.?tIl?r3'L5t..7 Icd's tvidowg and his uau-tuerl 34”" ill3E.'.i.tlIe" tit". L? Ml." 3i5?t'I.l'.3ll3t."i.l.i"l5IptIi'383p'3l' l."r?.'.t.'.23'5.i.iii. Soil? f3..'.'it.i."y' mot." -rre committee membm tu5yZT:.iuSL?il.r”"Iif;” a?:'.".:'; il'e"c3'ruIili.I""'" ”' "" '"" T”'"i'I”" . 5 - . ' so ' - ' . . - dorff was furthur adjourned last jshmt-ed that they hadglcft Tor- Gerald rnmmhy. weighing 8 anon. Mr. Macnonnd endu-ad Mr. Ruddoch Sly Stephen: grand jun. Baku". 3,,” Murphy, "'3'"- ".4 ”"d9."d l” "'””"V””' "I0. ?” 5”" 35 905mb” 3"" lbs. 9'5 oz. The occasion has the annual MIN-9lll'I 0bR1'Vlll0lll Ibolll tor, Mrs. M. llulchiaon New Glen Macliachern. Mary Reeves. at 7.30thiscvenin:. ? Art-trtvtntt. word of Mn l)0cknn- . meeting held in Birch Court In premium pices for I Ipecllliv "'5'"”"C ""5 Iwalcrford N.S: grand protector Junior: Barry Murphy. The deceased. a rcttrcd farmer tlnl" Iillilllh and had 590"" 1-0WT"ERwAl "10 P-1'--l "W the afternoon and completed in Ed Pack "ls OW" "Och ll ll0lll9d Fort William. Ont.. was built in iMrs. Hector Griinley Amherst. lIterlt:toedl1alte:J Rigger B,:lderl:i- K.” sf. ion. we an M. one I

78 years of age. uiis discovered twitli lllf' rlct-cased the day bcfnrci lying on the floor of his former lltts demise. The condition int home at York Point last July 30th twllirh lhry had found their for-' He was removed to hospital in Imer h0ml'- PINS CPl'l-5Ill "-

chmottatown whgrg hp med 3 ' marks nl deceased to his tiititizh- (ew d.y' 1.3". tier had determined them In re

Evidence was given last night IDOFI l0 the RCMP lhf-'.V "ll" lllfl

by the attending physician. Dr. C0”"- . I E5. Gtddmgs. me deceased-S Dr. Boyd stated In -llllvelfid-' wife. Mrs. George Dockendorfl 9'10? the! "Fe 9"” 5'3'"””'”' Ind Ms dlugmerv M". John finding, in his autopsy on the Baird. both oi whom reside in tlmdy 0' the d””",d' W9” 1"”

1-ammo. wmum wmwd Muggtteti almost exclusively to the

Kinley. York Point. who had bra”" . . . . I purchased the Docitendorff farm The p"'V”'c”',l P3fh"I”3'5' "Id. n..m,u,edec""d mu,e,p,;M omthat he had discovered numcr-i 1954' "d Dr, HNJ. Boyd Emg tous areas of hemorrhage one Provincial Pathologist. ' titre surfalce of the brain - a nlumii HOME FROM TORONTO . r invn ving t e upper par 0

Acwrntnt to the "lam we ".T2t.”iiL'L "Kiri? i”..'&l-2r"S'.ii'.t'a".”'.'.r "Elm, It "WM "we" tn” Ihcllater ex:mlnatinn of the bralnl d””"d "d M3 W"' 'I'd 'P"” -disclosed a large cavity. over' H” WW9" "”"'I'! I" TR"""l"'one inch in diameter. in the

VI" member” 0' "'9" hmllyrllnner part of the brain in "one having left the Island late last :0; me mm, common "ea, for

hnih "I" "'9 dngued "Pd I9"Ia so-callcd stroke to occur". he ;""” coll A"""& Iggrpncrlvicc. must obtain additional The end result II I POOP and an for cute on the 2 th of April in said. Ollll T.V W1 . - 80. l"V 9 gh - 1 d .h . 2.i'.'.i.'."..f.'..'.'.”.?.';ii.?.llf.t'.Z"t?.';'2l.l n '.Ii..”."i:'”r'2;?....'2.""”' t-::':..".':::.':"u..:." t...'..”.'.'ii.?.”2”t” '" soumntn cross e ' . Qucstiont-d by lhc.Cnrnnc'r and ' business should be paid as a pat- Reporting as chairman of the :':'r'iI:.l'?":Ifhel';vgi;3g: gfvggcnwgllawy-er John P. Nicholson who Lovl'..spddenty 35 the result ronagc dividend in cash at the Apec agricultural committee for 3 oz. ' i . ll'('Pl'('SElllPtl lhc CI'0WI'l- DE Bflyd of an Air Crash near Iitsoudun. I end of each year. therefore be this PPOVIIICI. Ml'- V00 II” "III "" um I" Md C0"d""9d "”"""stated that there was no cvid- P.Q.. on August lith. 1957. I it resolved that Illls annual meet. a study has been made of the egg maitcting situation here and

'9" I" ' "9""”I mnn" Pm” I9 once on the wtternai aspects of the day he was found incnizacll-ttite skull to indicate that a sov- -ted by: mun 0lM'llIlb0l'l- cre blow had been incurred. MEDICAL EVIDENCE lThere was nhlso bin(t;lllcatiio31 nth Medical evidence lndicatedtswclling in t is a y nure that examinations carried out area of the brain the doctor stat- following admission to hospital ad which he said would affect showed the deceased suffered .the sight of each eye, and cause

Iincss dispitc the fact that their ltotai share capital amounts to

piial on August i9th. I957. In Mr. and Mrs. Norman Low- ther lnee Gladys Gambiel. of Crapaud a daughter. Sandra Louise. R lbs. 12 out.

BILLIPHANT - At the Wetnsk- iwin General Hospital. Alberta August lath. 1957 to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell R. Sililphant tnee Georgina Moresidet formerly of North Milton P.E.l. a daugh- ter, twendclyn Anni. weight 6 lb. 2 oz.

DEATHS

DEV!-IAU-Died It Sourla Hos-

Ihe cvcnlng at the Charlottetown Hotel at a dinner meeting. Louis O'Connor. president of the organ- ization. presided. Campbell Mac- Lenn of Charlottetown. the vice president. was master of cere- monies at the dinner. He also took the chair during the after- noon while Mr. O'Connor was giving the report of the directors.

Both Mr. O'Connor and Mr. MacLcan were re-elected to their respective offices for the coming year. Kenneth MacLean. Central Lot 16. was re-elected as secret- ary-treasurer. Directors elected at the meeting were Bernard Shea, W.R. Shaw. St. Catherine!

pital Aug. 21. 1957. Francis I Reginald Us month old son oft Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deveau' Jr. Rollo Bay.

MURPHY- The death occurred at St. Jnsephs Hospital. Tor-

and Joseph Lewis. St. Peters. The move to provide more working capital came in the form of a resolution. it was as follows "Whereas Producers Co-oper- ative, if it is to maintain and ex- pand its present marketing ser-

Mllll Hamill-On LOVE. axed 38 t in! approve the deduction of two years, and Peter Alan James 1 percent of all sales of produce. I-0V9. titled 5 Years. both ollcggs and poultry to he applied Charlottetown. Memorial Fun- I .g additional share capital. any crai Mass will be held at the I 3-,-mum, ,0 wpued to be "my, Church of the Most Holy Re t l.bIc to cach memb . organizat- d?9m" 0" FTMBY m0""l"E- I ion with in seven years."

August 23rd at 10 a.m. 'g,m Lymne

housed. fed pmper feed and given nothing but clean water

each fall and are never let out until they are taken to be mar- keted. They are fed properly and drink only clean water. I have been getting fifty five cents per doun at retail stores in re- cent weeks. he stated.

However men like A. Mac- Lean, president of the 0'l.eary cooperative organisation. felt that it was time that something was done in an attempt to rem- edy the situation concerning egg price spreads. price discrepanc- ic. and egg marketing in gen- ernl. Several other: voiced simi- lar opinions.

"WOMAN FLOCK"

Charles Yeo. past president oi the Federation of Agriculture said the day of the "woman flock" is over. He described it as a flock of some fifty hens given to the wife by her husband so she won't bother him for cash, and on which she wastes grain.

he expected the report would be avausble for publication in perhaps two .

The Producers Cooperative last night per mind to cooperate in any possible with the Apec commlbfee to improve the situa-

to be a memorable one.

lwl to be the headquarters for Canadian fur trading.

inked the Wcmlon Wm pm” elude grand vice-chancellor Will-

lam Wasson. Advocate Harbor.

N.S.; gr a n d secretary. Mrs. IHarry toyies. ltloncton.

SHOP THIS WEEKEND AT CllARID'l'l'E'l0WN'S HOME OF FINE FOODS.

PEACH ES???-i---A30

Assistant Red Cross Field super- visor. tested the small but en-

neeves. David Reeves.

STORE CLOSES SAT. AT'I2.3D P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9.30

and Campbellton 40 and 63

Bay of Fundy: Light northerly winds. Clear. Visibility in "me! continuing cool.

High tide today at Ciiariotitt. town at 6.21 am. and 8.25 p in M Rustico at 1.11 a.m. and 324 1,, III. sumrnerside tide cighteg, minutes later than Ciiarluite. lawn. Sun rises today at 521 g. III. and sets at 7.09 p.m

Burke

Electric Authorised

from multiple bruise particular-fat lcast temporary parcsis in . Th . t n, ly on the limbs and lint he was the icft area. irAnitr:i.t. -At the Charlotte-in Efe.:”f:,I:;'.';li"u';if.nf;f”":5? Kenneth Maclaeln aid that very much confused and unable. Dr. Boyd stated that in his: town HOSPIIII on Molldllh All? mi WM "1 d y p' many small farm flocks are not 19. I957. Lomatt Far-rcil 9 ""9" "WM ""1 In hound ",4 red .,m,..-1y ma of

to answer questions. his single iopinion a "stroke" had been the? comment being that he had had Initiating cause of death. - "a long fall". Other than this! Following the completion of the dcceased'g only compiainI'Dr. Boyd's evitiencc thc inqucstg was that he was suffering prtinlrt-ceased and was ihcn adjourn-; In his hips; but x-rays failcrlierl. to disclose any bone fractures. Members of the jury are as

out Aiili CENTRAL I

Now AVAILABLE - Turnedl TURNED CEDAR Posts can cedar posts. MacDonald-Rowe. ,now be supplied by MacDonald- Rowc Woodworking Co. Limited.

IRON cheater white shirts UV '

An-ow. English no-iron fabric - WE TREAT the sick welt. Gig- forrnerly 37.50 now only 85.96 at gey's Pharmacy. open 8.30 a.rn.j Henderson and Cudmore. to I Pm-

. ARROW no-it-on white shirts.t ADELLQ: "1I!,'.,I"f;',l'.,,'f:,', tlmporfed English drip-dry fnbw 3'" "H ' at I tric. A 87.50 value now only 8595p MAKE TIME to attend Red at Henderson and Cudmorc. Cross Blood Donor Clinics Next; FOR SALE - large oak pun- Week at New Dominion.

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Mt. icheons. Waddeii Bros. Crspaud. 3”-""" ""' 3”” " You '". ATTENTION cwi. members. Please phone IIMI for reserva-

V1311-n1.51YLEMtliinery. Gt tions for Convention Dinner all George Street. "where every SDI: Monday. August zsth. Byl

mi. h Hpggytg," lthis Saturday noon.

be '-'r ""””"”.'3..-..l't':.” PERSONALS

absent Hospital I n

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nil Master Harrell Pickett: I:'

ipspcnding his vacation in Wilmot. Valley. He is the guest of his 'Uncle. .t. Darrell Pickcttit.

I Mr. and Mn. Peter Campbell. Provident-c. R l. and son Bruce are visiting Vlr Campbell's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel! Campbell. Brighton Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Merr'tsoI' of cerium. New nmipehittl '.ltave returned home alter a

FUNIIAI. WEDNESDAY

Thstaneralofthe llle MN" I. Iaclhteranlt was held frmnl

Lea PnnerIHorney0'- hole: I C?

Mr. and Mrs Rod MHCIAIII and - eons. Gen and Greg. at Gorlrarn. New Hampshire have retarnedt home after a pleasant visit tel P.E.I. I

, BIRTHS

HIWAIT- Al the P.E.l. Hoar I7. to Dr.

in his 73rd year. His remains are resting at the Hennt-ssey

no case should such deduction amount to more than two thou-

Funerai Home from where the I :;':'iim:I0"I'''3 9" memb" Willi" ftincral will be h Id this 'l'hurrt- - day morning "9 M5 to 5,. The discussion on the market- Dunafan'ti Basilica for Rc- "'3 "I911! NVPPM I very wide qukm Hm, M," ,1 nine 0'.lIIf'Id. It was a two-pi-tinged af- ptmk. imp.-men; in lhg c,tho1..fair. in addition to the actual tr cemetery. litprt-ad between producer and consumer-one man said it run MATTHEW5-' M AIb!'l'l0ll 0"Kas high as twenty-five cents a Wedneldllh Allluli 11. 1957-.dozen at times-the difference Jesse Sinclair Matthews in his. between egg quotations at pro- ';3i3.ii”"rl22”'t"ii'3' ''”i'.' 't"-"' i'.""' ""' ".i.'t"i.".".t"'ii. "'3 33' I I me ll. IX. WI! T” I . C . . . late residence this Thursday; Maritime Farm Broadcasts. it morning from where funeral was stated. reported that eggs at services will be held at 3.001 Halifax brought much more to the o'clock on Friday. August 13rd. producer than the prices the Interment will be in Alberton broadcalt quotes for Charlotte- United Church Cemetery. town.

M . M Le . M " 8AULNlEIl- At the home of I u '" "M" ”' 0"

produce good eggs. It is a case of the little fellow getting pushed out. he suggested.

The final result of the discuss- Ion was the resolution calling on the government to probe the whole egg marketing problem.

At the dinner meeting there were brief remarks by a num- ber of people. They included .7. G. Dennis. government gupervis- or of cooperatives. W.R. Shaw. Reid Sangatsr. St. Francis Xav- ier Extenslon field man. Mr. O'Connor. Bill Hayward. Man- ager of the Built of Nova Sco- tia: Roy MaeNevln. manager Summerside co - ative; George A. Lelelle. 8. netans University extension field man: Neil A. Matheeea of the Gear- diau and Donald A. MacDonald.