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: . : ; a 4 ‘ ; ‘ $ “ ~ tgncvton . oK % Page 2-A The Guardian. The Frerine .? 1 ° he plated om the project 9m Jafter the owners agreed to meet : | Membership up sw Zz; Some prospect seen fis= “mss + : ~ ee Pp p ‘ bases should awards be- given . The émployers’ new offer Fr 5, . , What nex motivation should be k. t .. jday- oo: ee made with obvious ! : ame settlemen = ee eT nn wre eer er provided for orem memes vy SOE stri e added —nine days tn , across Canada ‘howe a eget are som ° = ‘ . co. LONDON -‘Reuters)—A new The union's 4%man executive mended by. a government. « b ; > 4 leaders Are area‘and provin- major concession by Britain's was to consider the fresh ap- — court’ of inquiry into tne § In-spiie of declining Tarm-pop- 4-H projects are practicat “fn cial councils of leaders meces- shipowners — nine day's extra proach later today and hopes (Cis : : r ulations 4H Club membership Bature and desig: a orovide SAFY or useful How cam 4H leave a year—offered prospects were high they would accept it The "Neds flatly rejected the ‘im Canada’ haS increased near- oe and other organizationa com. 2:. Settlement today im the and call off the stoppage court's finding. a ee 12 per cent over a five-year learning experiences for the ye ; : crippling shipping strike. now in Meanwhile.-a British Channel Union approval of t ane ‘ . period ending if 1964. uring Members through. ownersmp, Plimént each other's, activities, its sixth week ferry sailed from Dover, south- ployer's “rie would thear ee i the samé period club numbers 89d exhibiting material at ac- especially im such programs as The offer came unexpectedly east England, to France early met So eee f . increased by 667 clubs hievement days t.present the safety, community development Friday night after a marathon teday—the first chink in the |wee s f \ Bris oe In 1965 members and ihe ?. et “Department t Agricul- vocationa! training: etc. Where round of negotiations. The em- strike for 40 days some, days. a _ - — sae ee ee om? ture is studying thé +H pro do ‘we start ployers asked for increased pro The seamen’s union allowed ish ports be @ — Secroased by 1.415 mevsbers Onl itets end whole LH program. iz = _ ductivity im exchange crew members to sail the ferry again. 2 clubs dropped out In part, im an effort to update and make : eee ee - : the reasons for the decline in more efficient the program participation can be attributed The experiences 4-H nee COMMERCIAL , Au f L Ai. to reorganization of programs in bers gain, coupled wxh group fla ae ae am” inhong some of the provinces, and an activity and executive training

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TRIO OF TOP SHOW MEN

- MacBeath family _: leading cattlemex

Hillaire Rachel, a cotch

~ Shorthorn heifer oe of - Athol MacBeath and his sons at + Marshfield: was grand. champ- ; fon Shorthorn oye year ago-at

‘the Rura! Youth ‘shown be Alex MacBeath.

Fat She was

- right, and Rachel was also the + first prize Shorthown calf at the

* provincia! Exhibitice

af calves at

last Ap-

Alex and his two brothers, Ru- * pert: left. and- Blair at” center had the champion Shorthorn trio the Rura! Youth

_ Fair. The three 4H Club mem-

«bers are keenly interested in * breeding Shorthorns and this !s ; natural: jas they live on a farm «where jreeding of register ed

‘calf was third and also third

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unusually large turnover of pro- fessional 4H staff In 1965, Prince Edward Island had 847 members enrolled in agricultu- tioning In about 88 garment clubs there were about 900 mem- bers enrolled. Even though we can offer such statistics we must bear in mind an import- ant part) 4H is-the develap- ment of initiative and responsi- bility by each member This, it must be admitted, is beyond being measured by numbers. One of the noticeable features of 4-H is the club members pro-

. Ject on the farm,-in the home or

in cemmunity’ leadership As

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PISA Reuters The leaning tower of Pisa tilted an-

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other 004 inches between June,

1964 and June, 1965, it was an-

— pounced Saturtay— Sherthorn cattle goes back , year-old round marble tower. the davs ‘ot their grandi{at her, one of Tialy’s most popular tour-

ist sights>is~-more than 36 feet

Alex MacBeath off the vertical and its lean in-

Rupert's calf. Lushweil Mag- Xe. was reserve champion at the Rural Youth Fair and Blair's

creases by about ery year

INDICT POLICEMEN ~

_| DETROIT (AP) — ‘Seventeen city policemen now are. under indictment on charges of lying gbout alles gifts of money and hgquor from bar ewners The one-man grand jury of cir- cuit Judge Edward Piggins has here accused eight policemen of per- 900 jury. The grand jury ‘indicted good nine officers-on similar charges just. @ earlier All 17 are under suspen- siom pending couft hearings

the club's achievement day and at Crapaud :

Oddly enough Rupert s calf topped: Rachel 2+ Crapend, Ra- chel was second. and was first, also, .at.the club's achievement day.

Magic, the calf shown weighs approximately pounds now, an unusualls weight for a heifer calf year old

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