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| Vancouver ....... 33 a PWIOPIR ci cee dee 48 8 , Winnipeg.-...--.-.. cs ) 7a ee ees A 72 Ottawa mm Om. Montreal ... a ‘ss NES TEEPE PECTCe 52 82 |Fredericton ...... ” . SS ere 46 79 Sete. c., caees 48 R2 Dee ss caece 50 83 Charlottetown .... 51 76 Sydney ..:....-«:- 44 16 Yarmouth ......... 47 70. St. Johns ........ 45 62 GMO... ch cccenns 58 81 Mow Veork ...<sne- #2 79 WOO uc; fecenes 738 a3 New Orleans H 72 87 Tucson . 57 % Los Angeles ....... 4 7 | HALIFAX ‘CP) — Weather | office says a large Inzh pres- gure ares inplanted oer the Atlantic to’ the south ‘of the Maritimes will provide 2 mod- | erate flow of very warm air three provinces today

BILL HUNT, second from right, told Island Ayrshire

rr 1 hseeee beens | P. E. 1. Ayrshire breeders. pines Gaal Ge ek te ees Boswell, Victoria; James Wil-

Boswail, Frenchfort, right, presided over the field day in

yrshire Breeders Hold Annual Field Day.

Prince Edward Island Ayr- | being

‘shire breeders will have semen es ax ane de sees ee pher

available from one of the best ee, oe ee oe eee | bred sires in North America this available to the N.B.—P.E.I. ar- year, they were told by Bill ‘tificial breeding unit i was ex- |

Frenchfort, president of the P.E.I. Ayrshire breeders, records are in the who presided.. The one to Mr.

__ 5-day division. They are not wan é i wk records —but__are_on ht eee ia Friehet with of world records, Mr. | 194 973 pounds milk and the

P. Told The Guardian in an Boswall cow: was Blackaddar interview. The Forester bull is fashion Gem with 112.283 pounds. Silver seal certificates went to. D. Fred MacRae, Hunter River; one to Mr. Boswaill; two to the Experimental Farm at Charilottetown—these were pre-| sented to Jan Verbulp of the é | farm staff—and three to Robert | A. White, Rollo Bay West. The presentations were made i by Alex Chishoten, senior ROP | inspector. Finley A. Sewest, district opp _—miom—uoum=. aapervielr, Canaan NOT THIS MAN ment Agriculture tor_hvestock | The Donald Noonan whose noted that Island Ayrshire cows : have . been establishing produc- | game appeared in June 18 issue tion eilehh are: te for taking a car without the own- records > equal | : ; of, or better than production re- ers consent is not the Donald ac dheoels in C e Noonan from Kellys Cross. he oo a f SMALL FIRE (ROP) setup in Canada is The Charlottetown Fire De. cognized for its calibre as Sead partment answered a call to the one of the best in the world, he | Confederation Centre to extin-| said. Mr. Stewart's office is in guish a small firesSunday morn- Moncton, N.B. ing) A member of the depart- Livestock Director David Pea- ment said the call. which came cock told the group the depart- about 7:15, was for a small pile ment of ed hopes to of rubbish at the Richmond stamp cut the warble fly com- Street side of the Centre pletely in this proves, 7 There THREE ACCIDENTS pty pageerhy A [a han City police reported three ac- : asked . alas ta the city for the week co-operation from cattlemen in

: ttendance. ending midnight Thursday. with | # major damage, $500, sus W.H. (Bill) Brown, retired

tained in a collision at the Hills- | boro’ — Kent Street intersection. Other accidents were one on King Street costing $200 and an- other on Queen Street with damage of $175 for a total of $875 for the week

HIGH TEMPERATURES

Temperatures over the week- end proved to be ideal for sun- bathing and swimming. Satur- day’s high temperature was 64 degrees with a low of 45 and Sunday the thermometer rose to a high of 76 degrees with a low of 52 registered at the Char- lottetown Radio Range at nine o'clock last evening.

ences on a.trip to Scotland which | | followed his retirement several ' months ago . Agriculture “Minister MacRae welcomed the breeders to his farm where several animais of the Raedale Ayrshire herd were used for judging demonstrat- | ions and competitions. LOST AT ONE GO

REDCAR, . England (CP) — Ronald Cable, 14, spent a penny while on holiday and will always | regret it. The coin, one of only | seven minted in 1933, was worth, £4,000 if genuine.

Confederation

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Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Hon, W. 4. MacDonald * Lieutenant-Governor of P.E.1L.

FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION

MEMORIAL BUILDING TRUST Take Pleasure in Presenting

CANADA'S BIRTHDAY

BALL! JULY 1 at 10.00 P.M.

Fun .and Frolic to Celebrate Dominion Day

MEMORIAL HALL CONFEDERATION CENTRE

Dress: Formal

Buffet Tickets: $7.00 per couple Box-Office = = ar to 5:30 P.M.; “ , s .M. y Telephone 892-2464

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| Funerals Held Saturday For Rev. T.H.B.Somers: DD |

The Moderator of the Synod of B. Somers, MA, STM, DD, was | the Maritime Provinces was re-

The funeral of the Rev. T.H. |

MacLean Funer- | lal Home to the Kirk _of St...

James Saturday afternoon)

where he had been minister for.

The service was conducted by | Rev. D.A. Campbell, Rev. Ross | Rossoige and Rev. Hugh Low- |

The choir whe under the di-|

| 24 years.

Meredith Tection of the organist, Christo-

Gledhill: Hymns sung! “The Lord's My and “‘O God of Bethel’’.

| were,

Honorary.. bearers were mem-'

‘bers of the Kirk Session, N.D. secretary for N.B. — P.E.I., re

Active bearers were members ~ |of the Board of Trustees, Geo- irge Chandler, Dr. John Craig, W.A. Cutcliffe, K.A. MacKenzie, LR. Rankin, D.H. Saunders, and G.W. Stewart.

Town Stiffens Dog Penalties —

SOURIS —' Dog owners who allow their animals to run at large in this town will face stif-

fer penalties following a deci-

sion at the town council meet- ing Friday night.

Any licensed dog found run- ning at large will be impound- ed for 24 hours and will not be released until a $2.00 fine is paid. If the fine is not paid the animal will be destroyed by an authorized person.

Any. dog which is not licensed, and is found running at large, will be destroyed immediately.

The town clerk was instruct- ed to place an advertisement in ithe papers to warn residents of this ruling.

All water rates both commer- cial and domestic will be due September 1. After this consum- ers will be billed on a monthly basis.- Hydrant rates were also fixed by the council. This rate \is ‘applicable only for spraying to properly owners who are

Record Crowds Visit Beaches At North Shore

Many Islanders and a few tourists were relaxing at the

| North Shore beaches over the

weekend as the last weekend in|

| June saw a record crowd.

Last weekend, camping jin the North Shore area-were | reported at a premium. The trend is exepcted to continue at an increased tempo with the closing of schools next week and the start of the summer lay | Season.

~Roy Leard presided.

sites | i

“temperatures at inland loc- | to rise to the eighties, | will hold the mer- in check near the Atlantic | Fundy coasts. :

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wane a kane Island. Fastern New Brunswick Countias, Up- per Saint John River Valley: and very warm Winds with afternoon

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REPRESENTATIVES ATTEND The Moderator of the Presby- ‘tery at P.E.I. was represented ‘by Rev. D.A. Campbell. The Presbytery . of — \-|NS., was represented by Rev. | Lee se MacNaughton. The Presbytery of Saint John, N.B,. was represented. by the |Rev. David Hostetter and Mr. | Parnell.

Rev. Donald—-Quigg,-—district

50 and 85, “Edm ondston and 82.

|presented the Bible Society {

Northern Nova Scotia, |

SOUTHPORT BARN LEVELLED BY BLAZE

Firemen from the Parkdale Fire Department are. pouring water on the remains.,of the main barn at the farm of Blake Wood Sr., of Southport which was destroyed by fire early Saturday evening. The structure, constructed of

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Eastern And Central Districts.

Societies attending were, Charlottetown Rotary Club, Presbytery of Prince Edward Island, Bible Class and Young | People’s Society of the Kirk of St. James, Executive of the Bi- ble Society, Executive of the Protestant Family Service Bur-

Fire Badly

.eau, Ministerial Association, and Executive of the Tubercu- | losis League.

Interment was in the Sber-

wood ecmetery.

GEORGETOWN - A fire | which broke out at approxima- tely 4.40 Sunday morning gut- ted a large portion of the in- terior of the home of James Mc- Mahon on Richmond’ Street

The house was apparently. un- occupied at the time. as Mr.) ' and Mrs. McMahon and ‘their

t by farming within the town limits. ee Ge were tect The rate is $25 per season. visiting with relatives in Ken-

The problem of smoke from sington. pulp shavings being burned in he alarm is reported to have the field adjacent to the pulp been turned in by Raymond field was discussed. This smoke’ Lavandier who noticed the fire has caused many town resi- when he arose early in the dents annoyatice when the wind morning to leave on a motor trip blows toward the town. to New York City.

The town clerk was instruct- The origin of the fire could nat ed to write Claude MacK-nzte, be determined but it was cen- Fortune Bridge, who has the tered mostly in the front cor- contract to burn the shavings, nor of the house where the elec-'

Damages

Home In Georgetown

tric wires entered and where the fuse box was located.

All_of the living room furni-- ture was completely ruined by fire, smoke and water, as well as some furniture on the sec-

._ond__floor. re The Georgetown Fire Depart-

ment was quickly on the scene with its tank truck and manag-

ed to extinguish the fire within |

a short time. A hose line was run from the fire hall reservoir but was not needed.

There was practically no wind blowing at the time, which greatly aided the firemen their efforts. Mr. and Mrs. McMahon had the misfortune of having a small fire in their

home several months ago, which '

did a relatively small amount of damage and was believed

caused by oil’ seeping from the

kitchen stove.

6 wpe coutin at bb Kt - ithe burning to days when the wind is blowing offshore

Town Councillors Meurant, Power, MacDonald and. Gillis attended the meeting. Mayor

DINAR DEVALUED

BELGRADE (Reuters)”— The government decided Saturday to devalue the Yugoslav dinar, an-|) Murray M. Rankin. nouncing a new exchange rate Of the Canadian Mental Health

t Association, and Dr. J. D. Grif- f 100 Gusts to he US. o> fin, general director. will. ad-

jlar effective July 1. The pres-) Gress some 125 delegates today ent rate is 750. dinars to the at the association's dollar. Dr. Joze” Brilej, -presi- convention here.

dent of the federal committee _ Registration for the meeting for tourism, told the Yugoslav began last evening at the Char-

lottetown Hotel, and the con- agency Tanjug the deval- . aa aa woetd eae Saar vention continues. through to

things help to speed up tourist Wednesday afternoon development. __

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national |

National Convention CMHA Opens Today

Delegates ere mainly lay members and volunteer work- ers in the association, although most participants in panel dis- cussions and interviews will be professions in- the fields of psy- chology. psychiatry, medicine and social work. Most will be Maritimers.

In the morning delegates will hear a discussion on defining the problems in the prevention

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wood with: a concrete floor, housed a.number of cattle and a quantity of feed for the farm animals. The _ barn, which received about $700 in repairs last year, was partial- ly insured. Mr. Wood estimat- _ed his loss in excess of $8,000, and one of his best Shorthorn heifers was lost.

.of mental illness, with Mrs. Da-

| ficer, Newfoundland *; Depart- | |ment of Health, as moderator, | jand Dr. Noel Murphy, executive director, Eastern Counties Men- | tal’ Health Centre, Antigonish, sor of preventive medicine, Dal- housieé University, participating.

Very Rev. Dr. C.M. Nicholson,

|Hall; will give the address at the annual dinner, sponsored by the provincial department of ‘health, in the evening.

. Health Minister Henry Wedge and Premier Walter Shaw will be in attendance at the dinner. Mr. Rankin will preside.

Host for the conference, plan- | ned by the Atlantic divisions of the CMHA, is G. Reginald Mac-

Nutt, president of the P.E.E . |

vision.

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