ISLAND NEWS. PAGE Cold Storage Survey.

‘soccer Soto co Assistance Is Sought 7\4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. - 12, 1962. | Presier Shaw said that Mr. ade im wil set the aaeance of col Macao js arranging with ‘ the| 9. ; pl o ‘i i" . carry out a survey to determine | storage expert. “As-soon a8 one f pete Vy oe RADIO SERVICE the needs for cold storage facili-! is available,” the premier said,’ ‘* house whee the tne. sem ties in the provitice, P re mier| “the survey will begin.” out about nthe amoxe |S2rvins Ging’s County ., B Curtai S ‘ourse IMMEDIATE. N ny.| According to Pfemier Shaw.) passing by 00 the yond. , Mice Quilty TV Both Premier Shaw and Agr-| tion of new facilitis wil be: de ee fe Ris— cutting hand continue cure inister Andrew termined. “Existing storage fac- 2 iotin ee ye oe to te Rae have said that. there {| flities will be examined,” he One of the main questions to| BCA; Victor sor snd Paps Usen Fisheries here since Mon-| A large number ‘are also tak. £7e#t need for additional cold) said, “ané-the survey will take| be decided is whether the new TV Receivers. — day was cut short yesterday | ing another course dealing with | facilities, and the mat-| into consideration what future | facilities will be operated by afternoon due to a~ shortage et Sein Sine Sete | ener Seeer ose =] permenant ot © eel eatagee bbc sd | fish for the unexpectedly large trawl ‘nets which is being ‘cod #10" | be. aes enterprise. rd iis enrollment. | ducted at St. Mary's Hall. i = With between -| Both ef these extension .cour- |

‘ PISQUID EAST Service Held

Mr. Floyd Jay and.Mr; a

rence Hendricken, motored to| woNTAGUE — The third in

eens “Mae ie ies) oerian in the Week of Prayer

a, Hopetbreds were Valier at} Byteran ‘eae tee

the home of Mrs. MacDonald's wednesday evenin ——

parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Edward! pe. wader 4 © ni i

Jay, Wednesday night. ; cited that was K.T. Norris, who stated that

Mr.- George Jay was a recent visitor in Chariattetown, aS in ee aa Miss Georgie Dover was 4/4, °. expressed oF

| visitor in Montague, Wednesday.

Mrs: Wallace Birt spent a couple of days during the week

in Sherwood, where she was the’

that freedom in Christ is basic to all our freedoms. He: remind- § ed his audience ,of each ones @ responsibilities to find freedom |

of quality men’s wear from. Henderson & Cudmore |

in the church and to take this message to the world.

— . HELICOPTER RESCUES ¢ CREWMEN Mr. and Mrs. a 9 * Special music included a duet

by the male members of th grounded Monday night on a | all 28 crewmen after hidden | Kem Danny, Darlene and Kethy | sunro trio, “Cleanse Me,” The fi “geet about 800 feet off Shut- | rocks prevented -tugs from choir..number was “The Lord's 0: hing. the one Year’s weekend with Mrs. Hen- My Sh (| and ee ee eee” | dricken's parents, Mc. and Mes. y Shepherd.” ,’

(CP Wirephoto) | naniel ‘Boyd, ‘Antigonish. ’ The final service in this ser. | . : } : Fri. | ch on Thursday evenin TION. OF AGRIC. NEWSLETTER | in mo ee .

Mrs. George Dover _- - les was held in the United Chur- y ¥ ‘ plier Dare tener, dees! LIVESTOCK

fe IN ational Laziness Seen Saga tae EY wowmanat ce) — sine

‘Irwin, Mr. and Mrs, | Were steady to $1 higher and

~ 1 xe lambs steady t Jay end Mrs. “Harold ly to $1 higher on forree ster-te Loree Val, |the Montreal livestock markets ase C wan {Jey Saturday night where they ee week. Fe gg Re eels Se. ae ae was generally good. deman

appliance than have the old one|ried about’ our chance of sur-| _Mr.. and. rold G. Jay,| Receipts-this week were: oan | =-~t| repaired, We are Staggering un-| viving; and having survived two | Harold, Edward, Kevin end Hea- | cattle, 1,473 calves, 803 ‘s| det @ load of debt, Sovatien. on world wars, we subconsciously | ther left Sunday for their home | #Md 185 sheep and lambs. Last ever-higher living costs. in . Cambridge, Mass., after wre oe te wee is os. 1 proble spending a week's holiday with ce rs sold at 26: 3 ree paen face this sort tis = peace | the former's parents, Mr. and | Sood 25.60 - 28.80, “medium 22-

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E ‘ ap yo 15.75-22. ; down from Gloud Nine} . Mr. and Mrs, Alten- J and were 19.75-21.25, | shock to admit that, in ood wanton the rest of the | daughter Isabel were Woes medium: 17.75-20.75 and 15.75-22. y tou By M Ndauld East school recpen- {lum 16-1 Y omees 1a iquid East sch n- on - 16 | the midgt of . » ak lay following the Cavin: and conanes ons qollare 8-13, more. time plaj than work- oe ays. Sa Good 8 at. 18-21° and playing war, in-prosperity we are %i the | mas holidays. Florence ~ Gieemeh' tied acdsee. enya Sut ten of | Me Her Rey evi] Gon vanes ld ta or in arlot T on oa teak eae naa | Me, and: Mrs Birt Leard, | Hrassers 15-17 ‘and. feeders It: ‘ be done. ; Lorne Valley were visitors at 19.50. wondering why, we-a © young,| “It is a disease which, I sup-|the home of Mr. and Mrs.| Good lambs brought 19.35-21, strong, pioneer nation-have be-| pose, is well nigh inescapable; George Dover, Wednesday night. | mixed 18.50-19 and common 14 this way. . °° because it is as'prevatent _gs| Mrs. Wallace Birt was hostess | 18. Sheep were 4-10. think it has todo-with our | any epidemic, and its contagious | ¢o the ladies of~ the Pisquid |; At the west - end — and our realiza-| is as subtle as that of any virus."| East Women's,Institute Wednes- | rade A hogs sold at a. 27.10 that they are the basis of | FARM FORUM. | day night with all members pre- and sows were 18-20. At the east- ; with the fact that). We get the impression that | sent. When routine business was | nd market, grade A hogs were | are maturing as a nation | {ast Monday night really pro-| Completed a contest was put-on | 26 but mostly 26 plus 80. cents we cannot quite escape the | duced in tota)“@ monster gath-| bY Florence Saville and won by each and sows were 18-19 and | subconscious felling that matur-|ering of Canadian young people | Mrs. Harold Jay. A delicious | mostly 18 plus 8 cents each. | ity. automatically brings with it| and of adults as well. Probab-| uch was served by the hos- | sarees ent Sealy we have be-| ly well over fifty thousand peo-| 88 assisted’ by her daughter ome most as

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