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‘960: e 4 Federation of Agriculture Newsictier TORONTO (CP)—The manage- |5¥Tett 376,475; Mr. Owen 373,630; WASHINGTON (AP) — The| 7 h h K y J c I S eo &

ment of Arcan Corporation Lid.|: Gordes Copeland 372,008. pistol used by Povi BangJensen

ROYAL son or persons who are depend-|Friday withstood a determined aan i ae pees in what New York police called

: sas Royal Winter Fair may We|ent by reason of some infirmity | effort to unseat it at a meeting Syrett represents an “independ- an obvious suicide, had been used deseri direct from the north pole

bed as agriculture with its| either mental or physical. Ap- of company shareholders. lens oh ittee,” ‘in a suicide in Washington. oy Age clothes on and polished | parently this addition varies in| After a two-hour restrained but | hleh - Ce dbigscorgrac eo This was disclosed Friday when by M : C . A.

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respect. |the rural society of the different |edgy debate — with tempers) New York polce asked Washing- the : way | provinces. barely below the exploding point |"ePresemation on, the poste. wt | ton for information about the 25- Among thé Ontario farm pop-|—the meeting electedthe man- Aseas. Careeretion shares calibre automatic found beside Ee four horse hitches. | ulation one family out of four|agement's slate of directors to| 3164 eirie Ua vous on the Tor-| the body of the deposed United The perfection of the world | will include person other than the the five-man ‘board. onto stock exchange from $1.50 Nations official near a New York _ championship samples of oats, | parents of children, but in the} Robert A. Armstrong, presi- to $8.63. They slipped back and bridle path Thursday. — - Barley and wheat are a very | Maritimes the ratio is one out of|dent, told the meeting an un-| oo July 20. fell from $4.95 to| .12e records show that the, | _ great contrast to the run of the |two. This situation does nat nec-/known man claiming to own 18,- $2.30, They ‘were then suspended pistol: subsequently was claimed | mill variety. The four horse |essarily indicate added respon-|000 shares had telephoned him em ts atia g. The company. by its owner—not identified by ’ _ teams carrying harness probably | sibility for the Maritime family | Thursday, stating that “‘two £aN8-|,.ed in Hamilton, makes a va.|__“2Shington police and later| worth in the vicinity of $5,000,000" a8 in some circumstances social |sters are up from the States.” riety of Sadustyial tema. - sold to a gun shop. 2 is a sight to inspire anyone inter- | Services such as old age pensions! The unknown voice, Mr. Arm- a — )

ested in livestock. contribute to the total income. strong added, had said D. Phil- it - * Any exhibit which wins at the MARITIME UNITY lip Owen, vice-president, had bet- suoreaai tex nk cone of 7 f°} _ Royal, indeed any that gets in the | On November 9 the F For. tet not show up at Friday's meet- group ‘s / rv) "money, must be of very high November 9 the Farm For- | ing, and that if Mr. Armstrong ap-| MCGill University, professors Saubiity and be beched by a great |"™* “scussed the necessity and | circulating a petition asking Can- }

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deal of planning and skill, The| viv’ <t was asrecd to be jmprac. |D€ shot. pg yon deg 2 Tas a x PRINTERY number of attractions is very | tical {ohave only one government | Mr. Armstrong—with Mr. Owen nuclear weapons. The petition,| _ Sreat. but suggestions appeared for Sitting near him—then told the heing passed from department to. ae The commercial people display | some much closer working togeth- |™eeting that a uniformed con- | department says the problems of great originality in the use of de-|er on government levels in such |St@ble ‘was present. The meeting international control and inspec- vices to attract attention. The | departments as education, fish-| YOU! be run in an orderly man- | tion of nuclear weapons produc- variety of machinery and farm | cries and tourism. One Forum |"¢T: 4nd anyone who did not con-' tion can be solved if there is a

supplies is very wide. The finest\| advanced the idea of having a form to the rules wou

: Id be sincere desire for agreement. automobiles, fashion shows, the|Macnime commiccioner of “ea elected. ° ene ee a eee

flower show, livestock auctions, | yeation with a deputy under him| The meeting closed with Ed-

the horse show with its interna: | in each province. A majority of Wad M. Garlock, New York law-!

tional flavour and patronized by |the forums agreed that real |Yer, on his feek Mr. Armstrong p N 5593 the elite of Toronto, the hot dog | Maritime Unity was peasiiabe ‘told him he was out of order, then | HO E

stands, devices to grow hair on | without a merger of the three ignored him and asked for a mo-| for fast free

bald head and to keep steam off | provinces. | tion to adjourn, which was moved

ne oe +0 aera = ~ {and passed, with Mr. Garlock! Delivery Service visiting among livestock people : still attempting to be heard. j

with straw bales for chairs, the} MORE STATE CONTROL = ‘i aie. § ie P-E.I. potato booth, the Alberta] CANBERRA (Reuters) — The | LEGAL QUESTION ’ 4

booth with its supply of free cans | constitutional review committ Mr. Garlock, before he was shut | for Albertans all help to make | Thursday jebiandanaiean at the (ete was trying to make the point|| Chicken win gs and

_ the Royal. federal_ government should take ‘Fr the record” that proxies 80 | Ching : 65e | _ Visitors from every province in | on new powers to gi licited by the management prior | —| © ‘"""” aero \@ Fa livery Canada are present, probably the | ing onita of Las ce to Sept. 30 were invalid because Fish and Chips . 30¢ st de most interesed group being the | omy. The comm ittee pecenh- the solicitation contained matter Hot Sandwiches .. 60¢ representatives from the 4H | mended federal control over cap-| . »| Scall & Chi 15¢ PHONE Clubs many of whom are making | ital -issues, the borrowing of | ops ps ..

their first trip to-Central Canada. | money by co ti ti = The cancellation of the Mari- | ments, and Icaltel teen | ALSCO TISCO

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—couraged much greater than the : Better Aluminum ge . s : bib Lee ust al attendance from the see | Sorats ee: at ieee ink Wis FISH & CHIPS Charl His Worship Mayor Edwin C. Johnstone will of ficiall welcome Santa. ee eran ta eS the herring species, found in Brit-| 79 Queen St. Phone 8559 | Charlottetown ottetown Santa will be pleased to greet all his little friends at the Airportand then will go to his own

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ers were present in greater num- | —-— ber than usual. |

ect age tae 1 ¢ | {| SANTA’S CHARLOTETOWN ROUTE This week'’s—important func- i lai : — -tion - the eae eee ) | ‘es ; w course Dominion- 4 viecial Agricultural Cebirens | ~ - | -G_ Santa leaves Airport down Brackley Point Road to Foodland Parking Lot where he will stay for Ai in Ottawa. Attendance is made : é

ts a few minutes, then down St. Peter’s Road to Palmer’s Lane aiong Palmer’s Lane to Mount up of Ministers of Agriculture & =6. Edward Road, then across Lapthorn Avenue and Gerald St. to Elm Ave., along Elm. Ave to and their Deputies, representa-

tives of the two main farm or SPECIALIZES IN THE PROTECTION-OF THE aati UC ee

civil servants. The Conference |

_ Opens with a statement by the : *Federal Minister followed by a more detailed analysis by the de- . puty minister of farm conditions. ]° ‘

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\ ed — Toyland at Holman’s by the following route: :

p First he will have a rest and a bite to eat, and then he will be in Toyland at approximately (re 3:00 P.M. to greet his little friends, and,just im agine, he will be there to see you every day Y 4 i] i

from 2:30 to 4:30-until December 18th.

Next the Federation of Agricul- |

ture presents a statement and it | is followed by that of the Inter- |

-provincial Farm Unity Council. |}; -

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most part by unusual modesty ‘ The farm organizations apparent- | : | ly tKoughh habing made _ their | " \ \ eeeecets there was no point in’! } ’ elaborating on them unless. ques- ALSCO SPECIALIZES INTHE MANU- | <f

All in all the first day was not ‘

a startling demonstration of FACTURING AND INSTALLATION ’

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farm policy making. The conclus- | fon of the conference when the | farm organization delegates and | ministers and deputies meet to-| gether is not open to the public or the press and reports on it are _ therefore not available.

FAMILY FARM The Canadian Federation of | Agriculture told the Federal-| Provincial Agricultural Confer-| ence that the long-term objec- tive of agriculture in Canada should be the “development of rural communities based upon the maintenance of the family | farm’. ‘‘Contrary to what some | would have us to believe’, said | subsidization of inefficiency.. | “We'd think that.the self-em- | ployed individual farmer-owner | can continue for the future to be | by far the most representative | ~ type of farmer. He can be effi-| cient without a huge scale of op-; erators. He can have a decent) standard of living without being | rich. He can be productively oc- | cupied without being an employee | However, the national farm or- | ganization went on to say that in| pursuing this objective a con-| siderable amount of planning|} - would have to be done. ‘“‘We will | have to consciously strive, by appropriate policies and pro- _ frams, to encourage a good pat-. tern of land settlement, and dis- eourage less desirable patterns. We must make it possible for the _ family farmer to acquire the land and capital he needs, and to niar- ket what he produces in an ef- ficient and orderly fashion.”

EDUCATION Most people believe in educa- tion but ‘there is faf from gen-

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The officer commanding R.C.A.F. Station and His Worship Mayor W. A. Currie will officially welcome Santa. , ' @

Santa ‘will be pleased to greet all his little friends at the Airport and then will go to his own Toyland at Holman’s by the following route:— a

SANTA’S SUMMERSIDE ROUTE ¢

Santa Jeaves Airport and then proceeds through Slemon Park stopping at ‘school for a brief S period, then to St. Eleanor’s, through to Summerside, going in Notre Dame St., to Central St., turning north on Central St. to Schurman Avenut, down Schurman Ave. to Summer St. turn-

ing east on Beatty St. to Granville, south to Green St., west to Summer St., down Summer

to Notre. Dame, east to Harvard to Eustane, to Water St. and then to Holman’s.

First he will have a rest and a bite to eat and then he will be in Toyland at approximately 3:00 P.M., to chat with, his little friends, and —Just Imaginet-he will be there to see you every day from 2:30 Jo 4:30 until December 18 th.

All CHILDREN greeting SANTA at the AIRPORT @ PROTECTS YOUR PRICELESS ae MUST be accompanied by ADULTS!!

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which goes into business or tac professions. It has been taken for granted that Doctors, lawyers the clergy and teachers and per- haps to a lesser extent business people should be well trained.

as listed below HOLMAN'S stores will remain opens as follows: —

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There has been, however, a| j ce 5 PM. . very serious blind spot in the | : oth SAT. 5 P.M. : SMe system, a blind spot which mani- | Add Th B f Al “4 > . Ith ean 5 oo 2 rs fests itself’ in almost complete . 8th SS. > FM.

fen ise almost complete e Beauty Of Aluminum To Your Church . sth aoe 9 Pie education for oo = be | : : 10th THURS 5 PM. the farmers of the future. There — . | i : : oan ‘ 3 PM have been a day wien the | YOU BUY BEST wit SCO... because ALSCO is te BEST | ‘anth FRI. 9 PM, Farmer could gueceed with Oo. i, ne és BE oT mt AL i A BE’ oT ac. 12th SAT. 5 P.M. minimum of academic and | } pe eae ie Pom ee { ‘ . 14th *MON. *9 ar tional training, it is now a thing | ° 1 ‘TUES. *9 P.M. of the past. mal yo wet poy oe i OUR GUARANTEE : ' : yo sane *9 P.M. can the agricul u ; Dec. 15 an eaion being "paid. by. rural | ALL “ALSCO-TISCO ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ARE _,,,_ | ¢ ee “FRI “9 PM. people and educators to the im- | § Guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship, they are guaranteed for a life 1 ‘ 19th eS AT. *9 P.M. portance of education for farm-| 4 time by the seller and by the manufacturer against rust, corrosion, pitting, warping and other | a 21st *MON. 1 *9 P.M. ing. o deterioration, arising from natural causes and conditions, : | | a 29nd i *TUES. *9 PM. DEPENDENTS — =e ee ee ee oe ee — —_—_" eee ow SS = _—_— — = es = = = «= = a a ee = OF oe A . 22rd ; *WED. *9 P.M.

ey el eebiion, this | A L S ( 0 T i S L T D " Dec. 24th -. THURS. 5 PM, 4s almost. the universal pattern | : -

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